Where the time goes today
The founders are the testing team
The same people building features are squeezing in a manual check before release. Testing gets smaller as the shipping queue grows.
A hire takes time to become coverage
Recruiting and onboarding do not check today’s release. Your critical journeys need attention while you decide how to grow the team.
The checklist lives in someone’s head
The important roles, old bugs and awkward edge cases disappear when the person who remembers them is busy.
Give the agents a product to learn
Connect an environment and suitable test accounts. Discovery maps the product’s features and user flows so you have a starting point to review with your team.
Start with DiscoveryWrite down what a release must prove
Save Scenarios for signup, your main customer task and the permissions around it. State the expected outcomes in plain English and run them against your next change.
Build your first Scenario coverageExplore, review and fix
Use Deep Scan to explore beyond the saved journeys. Your team reviews the Findings, decides what matters and sends the evidence to an engineer or coding agent. Keep that coverage as the team grows.
Explore the release with Deep ScanStart before you staff up
Get browser verification into your release workflow before making a dedicated QA hire.
Your team keeps the decisions
People choose the requirements, review the evidence and decide whether to ship.
Coverage you keep
Scenarios and product knowledge stay in the project as your team and testing needs grow.
