We Find What Others Miss

Started in 2018 because we got tired of watching good software fail for preventable reasons. Seven years later, we're still doing the same thing—finding bugs before your users do and helping teams write code that actually works when it matters.

How This Started

Back in early 2018, three of us were sitting in a cramped office watching yet another product launch go sideways. The software looked fine in demos. Passed all the internal checks. Then real users got their hands on it.

The problem wasn't lazy developers or bad code. It was that nobody was testing the way actual people use software. So we started Senselogicwave with one straightforward goal—break things before customers do.

We've worked with 87 companies since then. Some were startups scrambling to ship their first product. Others were established businesses dealing with legacy systems that nobody wanted to touch. Different problems, but the solution stays consistent: methodical testing, clear documentation, and honest feedback about what needs fixing.

Team reviewing code analysis and debugging results on multiple monitors

The People Doing the Work

Small team. Everyone writes code, everyone tests code, and everyone has broken production at least once—which makes us better at catching issues before they become problems.

Eliora Harting

Lead Testing Engineer

Spent six years at a fintech company where one bug could cost millions. Now applies that same paranoia to every project. Her test cases have caught edge cases that developers didn't think were possible—because she assumes everything will break.

Darian Vosburgh

Debugging Specialist

Can read stack traces like other people read novels. Started programming at 14 and has been finding creative ways to break software ever since. When a client says "it's impossible to debug," that's usually when Darian gets interested.

What We've Accomplished

Numbers don't tell the whole story, but they show we're not new at this. These represent real projects with real deadlines and actual consequences when things go wrong.

12,400+

Critical Bugs Caught

Client Projects

98%

Issue Detection Rate

Detailed testing documentation and quality assurance workflow

Software debugging process and code review session

Our Testing Process

1

Code Analysis

We start by reading through your codebase like detectives looking for patterns. Static analysis tools catch obvious problems, but experienced eyes find the subtle issues that automated tools miss—like race conditions or memory leaks that only show up under specific circumstances.
2

Scenario Testing

This is where we try to use your software the way real users would—including the weird stuff nobody plans for. What happens when someone hits the back button five times? Uploads a file that's too large? Loses internet connection mid-transaction? These scenarios break a lot of applications.
3

Documentation Review

You get a detailed report explaining every issue we found, how to reproduce it, and what we'd suggest fixing first. No jargon unless necessary. Clear priorities based on actual risk rather than theoretical possibilities.