Templates
Knowing what to test shouldn’t be harder than testing it. Start from a plan that already has the checks in it, each with steps and the result to expect. Use it as a spreadsheet, or import it into qarunbook and work through it with your team.
Release, retest, mobile, UAT, example test cases, login, checkout, and a blank one to fill in.
Each with steps and the result you should see.
Excel, CSV and Markdown. Take whichever you work in.
No email and no sign-up to download.
Each template is written the way qarunbook imports it: a heading per section, one row per check, and a column for each platform.
Download it in the format you work in. Nothing to fill in first.
16 checks · 4 sections · Web, Android, iOS
A short pass to run before you ship an update: check every fix from last round, test what changed and the screen it sits on, run the paths that must never break, and finish with the ship checks.
FIX2 checksCHG3 checksCORE6 checksSHIP5 checks13 checks · 3 sections · Web, Android, iOS
For confirming fixes: each reported bug checked again on the platform it was reported on, the screen around it, and a short never-break group to run after the fixes.
FIX4 checksNEAR3 checksCORE6 checks21 checks · 5 sections · Android, iOS
The things a web-shaped plan misses on Android and iOS: permissions, interruptions like calls and backgrounding, bad networks, small screens and large text, and upgrading over the last version.
ONB5 checksINT5 checksNET4 checksDEV4 checksREL3 checks13 checks · 5 sections · Web, Android, iOS
Worked test cases for the journeys most apps share: sign-up, password reset, checkout, going offline and permissions. Each one has what must be true first, numbered steps and the result to expect.
SIGN3 checksRESET3 checksPAY3 checksNET2 checksPERM2 checks35 checks · 5 sections · Web, Android, iOS
The money paths of a shop or a paid app: totals and discount codes, guest checkout, declined cards, 3-D Secure, Pay tapped twice, a dropped connection, refunds and receipts, Apple Pay, Google Pay and in-app purchases. Every card is a published test card.
CART7 checksADDR4 checksPAY13 checksNET5 checksORDER6 checks30 checks · 8 sections · Web, Android, iOS
Thirty test cases for signing in: wrong passwords, lockout, staying signed in, password reset, Google and Apple sign-in, two-step codes, accessibility, and the phone-only cases like face or fingerprint sign-in.
AUTH6 checksLOCK2 checksSESS5 checksRESET3 checksSSO4 checksMFA3 checksACC3 checksMOB4 checks13 checks · 4 sections · Web, Android, iOS
A worked example of a full test plan for a rideshare app, written the way user acceptance testing needs it: a journey per check, what has to be true first, steps anyone can follow, and the result to expect.
AUTH4 checksRIDE4 checksPAY3 checksPUSH2 checks5 checks · 2 sections · Web, Android, iOS
The smallest plan that shows the format: two sections and a handful of checks. Replace the rows with your own and upload it as a new app.
AUTH3 checksPAY2 checksOptional. We’ll send the template’s download links, so it’s in your inbox when you need it.
A spreadsheet tells you what to test. It doesn't tell you who tested it, on which platform, or whether the fix was ever checked again.
Import a template into qarunbook and each check gets a result on every platform, with a name against it.
No card needed. You can download the templates without one; you only need it to work through them here.
Upload the file — Excel, CSV or Markdown, whichever you edited. It is read exactly as written, with no AI and nothing guessed.
Every check becomes a row with a result for each platform. Issues stay on the check that found them, and a fix waits for a retest before it counts as a pass.
Writing your own? Keep the same shape: a heading per section with its reference in brackets, like Sign in (AUTH), then the columns ID, Journey, Preconditions, Steps and Expected result, and one column per platform — WEB, AND, IOS. Write N/A where a check doesn’t apply. The blank import template is the shortest example.
Not sure where to start? The software testing checklist puts the release and mobile checks on one page, and the guides explain each template.
Create a workspace, add your app, and upload the template you downloaded.
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