Techopolis launches Start Testing, a fully accessible project management platform for organizations

One workspace for the whole organization

AUSTIN, Texas, July 15, 2026 - Techopolis LLC today launched Start Testing, a fully accessible project management platform that helps organizations plan, track, review, and complete work across teams and products. Start Testing is available at starttesting.net.

Organizations often spread their work across project boards, spreadsheets, inboxes, support notes, testing tools, and disconnected task lists. Start Testing brings that work into one shared workspace so people can see what needs attention, who owns it, what is blocked, and what should happen next.

Each organization has its own workspace for people, roles, projects, clients, settings, integrations, and activity. Projects can represent mobile apps, websites, desktop software, internal tools, client work, or general initiatives that do not belong to one product. Within those projects, teams can manage tasks, bugs, features, improvements, milestones, reviews, and releases.

Keep work visible and moving

Every piece of work can carry a status, priority, due date, assignees, comments, and a history of decisions. Organization-wide views and reports help leaders find overdue, stale, blocked, or unassigned work while notifications, approvals, and escalation rules keep responsibilities visible across the team.

Taylor Arndt, Chief Operations Officer of Techopolis, said, "I have been working on Start Testing for more than three years, and seeing it ready for release makes me incredibly proud. Start Testing began from a simple frustration: I needed one place to track everything happening across our organization, from projects and everyday tasks to bugs, releases, and reviews. Now it is the system we use to understand what needs attention, who owns it, and what comes next. Seeing other teams get to use it is what makes this release so meaningful to me."

Connect intake, integrations, and AI

Teams can collect work through custom forms, public project pages, client submissions, direct reports, and help-desk intake. App Store Connect and GitHub integrations bring external product and code activity into the same workflow. Built-in AI assistance can summarize reports, identify possible duplicates, suggest priorities, and help teams understand large work queues while leaving final decisions with the people responsible for the organization.

Fully accessible project management

Accessibility is built into the platform itself. Start Testing is designed to support keyboard and screen reader users throughout its project management experience. Organizations can also use the same system to record accessibility findings, connect them to WCAG criteria, coordinate reviews, and manage scanner results alongside other project work.

Available July 15, 2026

Start Testing is designed for individuals, product teams, agencies, client-service organizations, and larger companies that want a clear view of their projects and day-to-day work. The platform is available beginning July 15, 2026, at starttesting.net.