Sample report

What you get back is a release recommendation, not a wall of severity colours.

Harbour Notes is invented. The layout is the one a paid launch audit uses: tested build, coverage, findings a developer can reproduce, and an explicit recommendation.

Demonstration — not a client engagement

Release readiness report

Client
Northline Studio (fictional)
App
Harbour Notes
Platform
iOS
Build
2.4.1 (2041), TestFlight
Environment
Staging API, build 2026-09-18
Test dates
22–24 September 2026
Reviewer
Code-Dash
Revision
Demo 1.0

Executive recommendation

Release recommended with conditions

Sign-in, onboarding and the core note journey passed on the agreed devices. Purchase restore after reinstall fails, and that journey was in scope. Ship after that fix is retested on a named replacement build. Push notifications were blocked, so they are not covered.

Required condition: fix RD-1 and retest it on the replacement build before release.

Customer release decision: left with the client. This report does not approve the App Store submission.

Scope and coverage

Journeys
Install, sign-in, create note, purchase, restore, offline edit. 12 agreed cases.
Physical device
iPhone 15, iOS 18.5
Simulator
iPhone SE (3rd generation), iOS 17.5
Excluded
iPad, Android, widgets, localisation beyond en-GB, production customer data
Access limits
Push could not be tested. The test account never received a device token.

Results

PlannedPassedFailedBlockedNot run
129210

Check: 9 + 2 + 1 + 0 = 12.

Findings

ID Severity Summary Device / OS Status
RD-1 Major Restore purchases after reinstall returns the free entitlement. Expected: the active monthly subscription. iPhone 15 / iOS 18.5 Open
RD-2 Minor The offline banner stays on screen after the connection returns, until the next navigation. iPhone 15 / iOS 18.5 Open
RD-3 Blocked Push on a fresh install. No device token on the supplied test account, so the case was not executed. — Blocked

RD-1, steps

  1. Install 2.4.1 on a device with no prior Harbour Notes purchase.
  2. Sign in as the supplied subscriber account and confirm the monthly entitlement.
  3. Delete the app and install 2.4.1 again.
  4. Sign in and choose Restore purchases.

Expected: the monthly entitlement returns, and locked notes open.

Actual: the account shows the free plan. Locked notes stay locked. Reproduced on 3 of 3 attempts. Evidence would be a screen recording, stored outside this demo.

Retest

No retest has been run. This demonstration stops at the first report. A paid audit includes one focused retest of up to five named fixes, and states whether any wider regression was run.

Remaining risk

  • Push notifications are untested.
  • Android was out of scope for this pass.
  • Store review can still reject the binary. This is not an approval.

This report covers build 2.4.1, the staging environment, and the 12 agreed tests. It is not a guarantee of defect-free operation or store approval.