is human ready?

You ship more code than ever. Is any of it actually working?

Agents write and review most of it now, and they catch a lot. What they cannot do is open your product and feel that something is off. A person can, in about a minute, and that minute costs less than the tokens you burn asking a model to guess.

Pay, then book your onboarding call.

Where an agent stops being useful

You ship a change that touches a shared component.

Agent

It reads the diff, decides the blast radius looks small, and never opens the one screen where that component is now broken. You pay for a long run that concludes everything is fine.

Person

They click through the flow, see it, and tell you which screen. Under a minute.

You ship all week and never open the site on a phone.

Agent

Every assertion passes, because the layout is technically rendering. Nothing in the run tells you the button sits under the keyboard on a real handset.

Person

They pick up a phone and the problem is obvious in the first screenshot.

One plan

$200/month

  • 20feature tests, each one a change you want a person to check
  • 10complete onboarding walkthroughs, if you spend the credits that way instead
  • Humanevery test run by a person, which is the entire point
  • Yoursresults land in Slack, GitHub, or wherever your team already looks
We fit it to your existing testing setup on the onboarding call.
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