Use case

See whether the release works for your users

Specs describe what should happen. Composal checks what actually happens, the way a user would, and gives you a plain-English report you can act on before customers find it.

Read the docs
Spec · Team invitations
Admins can invite by email Invites show as pending Revoking removes the invite
Release check · what users see
Admins can invite by emailPassed
Invites show as pendingPassed
Revoking removes the invite checkBlocked

Where the time goes today

You find out after release

Bugs reach customers before the release notes are written, and the support queue is the first signal.

Acceptance testing is slow

Sign-off waits on manual checks, and the checklist is out of date by the time the run finishes.

The spec and the product drift apart

After months of changes, nobody checks whether a feature still does what its spec says.

1

Add your product context

Give Composal your app’s address, specs and docs as knowledge, so it knows what each feature should do.

App addressSpec documentProduct docs
Knowledge · Team invitations
2

Get a report anyone can read

Recordings, observations, potential issues and gaps, written so the whole team can follow them.

Discovery report · Team invitations
ObservationsObserved
Potential issuesIssue
GapsGap
3

Turn journeys into Scenarios

Important journeys become repeatable Scenarios that anyone can read and edit in plain English.

Open MembersChoose InviteSend to a new address
Scenario · Invite a teammate
Persona: AdminThe invite appears as pending.Editable in plain English
4

Check every release against intent

Scenarios run on each change and show whether the feature still does what the spec says.

v1.4
v1.5
v1.6
v1.7
Invite a teammate · v1.7
Revoking removes the inviteFailed

Confidence before launch

Know which journeys work for users before you announce a release.

Specs that stay true

Scenarios and knowledge keep a record of expected behaviour as the product changes.

Reports the team can read

Plain English, screenshots and steps, not logs only engineers can parse.