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Professional testing across 50+ device configurations

We Fix What Breaks Before Anyone Notices

ChannelHubNet started in 2018 when three developers got tired of watching apps crash in production. We decided to catch problems earlier.

Today, we work with teams across Taiwan's tech sector who need their mobile applications tested thoroughly and debugged properly. No fancy promises—just solid testing that catches real issues.

How We Got Here

Back in early 2018, we were working at different software companies around Taipei. Each of us kept running into the same frustration: apps would seem fine in development, then users would find bugs within hours of launch.

The problem wasn't that developers were careless. Testing just happened too late, on too few devices, with scenarios that didn't match how people actually used the apps.

So we started meeting after work, building better testing processes. We focused on mobile specifically because that's where the device fragmentation gets messy. Different screen sizes, Android versions, iOS updates—there's a lot that can go wrong.

By mid-2019, other development teams started asking if we could help with their projects. ChannelHubNet became official in November of that year. We've been refining our approach ever since, working primarily with businesses in Taoyuan and the greater Taipei region.

Testing environment with multiple mobile devices

What Matters to Us

Real-World Testing

We test on actual devices, with real network conditions, using scenarios based on how users behave. Simulations miss too much.

Clear Communication

When we find a bug, we document it with steps to reproduce, screenshots, and device details. Your developers shouldn't waste time guessing what went wrong.

Continuous Learning

Mobile platforms change constantly. We stay current with new OS releases, emerging devices, and evolving user patterns so our testing stays relevant.

The People Behind the Testing

We're a small team, which means you'll work directly with the people who do the actual testing and debugging. No account managers who've never opened a debugger.

Eamon Gallagher, Lead Testing Engineer

Eamon Gallagher

Lead Testing Engineer

Eamon built testing frameworks for fintech apps before joining us in 2020. He's particularly good at finding edge cases that only show up on specific Android builds.

Darius Kemp, Mobile Debugging Specialist

Darius Kemp

Mobile Debugging Specialist

Darius spent five years at a mobile game studio before switching to business apps. He's saved more than one project by tracking down memory leaks that only appeared after extended use.

Detailed device testing and debugging process

How We Actually Work

Device Coverage Planning

We look at your user analytics to see which devices and OS versions matter most. Then we prioritize testing on those configurations first, expanding to edge cases afterward.

Scenario-Based Testing

We build test cases around actual user workflows. Not just "can the button be tapped" but "what happens when someone switches apps mid-process" or "does this work on slow 3G."

Iterative Debugging

When we find problems, we don't just log them and move on. We work with your team to reproduce issues, test fixes, and verify the solution works across all affected devices.

Documentation That Helps

Every test cycle ends with clear reports showing what we tested, what broke, what got fixed, and what still needs attention. No jargon, just information your team can use.