I set out to rethink test automation and built something new

I stumbled into QA by accident in 2010. A logistics company needed someone who knew their tool well enough to help test the new one. That was me. What started as a temporary favour turned into a 15-year career.

Over time I got certified, learned Java, built test automation with Selenium and learned all the tools needed to do both manual and automated testing.

I became the person teams called when something needed to be verified properly. But I'll be honest: "I always wondered why automating a test required so much upfront effort. It often felt overly technical and cumbersome". Too much complexity just to simulate someone clicking through a browser.
I kept thinking: there has to be a simpler way. That thought stayed with me through years of working with startups.

I kept watching the same pattern repeat itself. Founders shipping fast - because that's the job - with no time to test properly. No budget to hire QA. No bandwidth to maintain a test suite. And then finding out something critical broke from a customer complaint. Not from monitoring. From an angry email.

By 2025 that thought had turned into an obsession. What if you could remove both problems at once - the need for technical knowledge AND the time spent maintaining it?

That's BreakMySite. I configure your critical flows - login, checkout, signup, whatever matters most. I maintain them when your product changes. You get notified the moment something breaks. If everything's working, you don't hear from me. No scripts. No automation stack. No dashboards to learn. Just confidence that your critical user journeys are working right now.

Still early days. Looking for a handful of founders who want to try it first and help shape where it goes. If that's you, I'd love to hear from you.