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INDEPENDENT QA FOR TEAMS THAT SHIP

Your autonomous
QA engineer.

Proof learns your product, works out what to test, and does the work. It maintains its Checks and investigates failures, so your team can keep building.

For teams shipping faster than they can test.

How Proof works

proof / Product MapIllustrative example
INTENT / CHECKOUT Confirmed

A failed payment must
never become an order.

Customers should only be charged for orders they can complete. A declined card must leave them free to try again.

WHAT MUST STAY TRUE

No charge. No order. A clear way to retry.

3 Checks protect this IntentCritical

An example of how Proof connects a change to the outcome it could affect.

Your team builds the product.Proof takes care of the ongoing QA.

THE WORK OF A QA ENGINEER. WITHOUT THE HANDOFF.

It picks up the work.
And keeps it moving.

Give Proof the context behind your product. It builds an understanding of what needs to work, checks each change against it, and follows up when something looks wrong. You steer the product. Proof handles the day-to-day QA.

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Learns what your product is meant to do.

Proof uses your product context and history to understand the outcomes customers depend on. It records each outcome and the reason it matters as an Intent, ready for your team to confirm or correct.

It remembers the decisions behind the product.
02 /

Works out what to check. Then checks it.

Proof creates Checks for customer journeys, edge cases, and dependencies the change author may miss. As your product changes, it maintains those Checks without quietly changing the outcome they protect.

Your team doesn’t have to write the next testing to-do list.
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Investigates before it asks for your time.

When a Check fails, Proof investigates whether the product broke or the Check needs repair. It brings you a Finding with what it observed, why it matters, and the evidence to help you decide what happens next.

You get the investigation, not just a red light.

HELP SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT

A small company.
A very real problem.

We’re building an autonomous QA engineer for teams whose development has outpaced their testing. The goal is simple: thorough, independent QA that doesn’t add another job to your team’s day.

Proof is early. There will be rough edges. We’re looking for founding customers for a paid partnership, with hands-on setup and a direct line to the founder. Your experience will help shape what comes next.

Get started with ProofWant a closer look first? Read the docs

A FEW FAIR QUESTIONS

Good to know.

What does an autonomous QA engineer do?

It takes on the ongoing quality assurance work: understanding the product, deciding what to check, running those Checks, keeping them useful as the product changes, and investigating failures. Proof is designed to do that work without someone directing each step. Your team stays in charge of what the product should do.

Do we need someone to run Proof all day?

No. Proof is designed to handle ongoing QA in the background. Your team provides product context, confirms or corrects its understanding, and reviews Findings that need a decision. A QA professional can guide Proof and extend what it covers, but should not need to assign every Check or maintain its test code. For founding customers, we help with setup directly.

We already have tests. Where does Proof fit?

Your existing tests are useful evidence. Proof adds an independent view of the product: what customers need to accomplish, why it matters, and whether a change affects a behavior somewhere else. It works alongside the tests and code review your team already uses.

Who decides what the product should do?

Your team does. Proof uses product context and history to propose Intent for you to confirm or correct. It must not quietly change an agreed outcome just because the implementation changed. Your decisions remain part of the product’s history.

How early is Proof?

Early. We are a small company working toward our first paid customer partnerships. Expect hands-on setup, close contact with the founder, and rough edges. If your team feels the strain of shipping faster than QA can keep up, we want to build this with you.