Subject: Offering honest QA reviews — manual, focused, and done with care

Hey IndieHackers,

I’m Jesse — a veteran, builder, and former quality manager who recently launched Page Polish. It’s a one-person QA service focused on thoughtful, manual testing for small dev teams, solo founders, and indie builders.

This isn’t an automated tool or a bloated checklist. It’s real human testing — walking through your site, catching layout bugs, broken flows, and UX issues you might miss when you’re deep in the build.

I saw a need in the small business and indie dev community:
A lot of folks launch fast but don’t have time (or budget) for traditional QA teams. They just need someone they trust to catch real issues before launch — without slowing them down or throwing jargon at them.

Here’s what I’m offering right now:

• Full manual walkthroughs with screenshots and clear notes
• Basic API testing using Postman
• Honest usability feedback from someone who’s worked in QA and built physical products for years

Want to see what I mean?
I’ve posted a mock report as an example on my site.

I’m not trying to scale fast or sell a dream. I’m building this with a long-term mindset — to do great work, help founders launch with peace of mind, and support my family along the way. This is how I plan to pay for college and keep life steady.

If you’ve hired QA help before, I’d love to hear:

• What worked?
• What didn’t?
• What would you want from someone like me?

Thanks for reading — and if you ever want another pair of eyes on your product, I’d be glad to help.

– Jesse
Visit the Page Polish site