Quality.Noted is a native macOS app for checking whether a Mac app is ready to release. You set up an assessment for a project folder and its distribution channel (Mac App Store, Homebrew or direct download), choose Quick, Standard or Thorough depth, and the app runs a phased audit: build and tests, static audit, functional QA and release certification for that channel, including signing and notarization checks.
Results include a readiness score out of 100 with a verdict, and findings ranked Critical to Low. Each finding is tagged Verified, Proven or Suspected and keeps a stable ID across audits, so a re-check shows what was fixed, what is still open and what is new. Findings can be accepted as known risks, exported, or copied as one fix prompt.
It also generates a Tester Walkthrough, a manual test plan for what only a person can judge, and an Insights dashboard with readiness over time, fix rate, defect hotspots and spend. The methodology follows the seven ISTQB principles of software testing.
Audits are executed by Claude Code under the user's own account; project code is not sent to the developer. A free version includes 5 Quick audits, 1 Standard audit and 1 app; the full version is a one-time purchase.
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