Six situations
What brought you here
Each page has the situation in plain words, an ordered week-one sequence from the checklist, the plan that fits, and what happens without it, with a sourced incident.
A release broke production
Something visible failed after a deploy. The fix is out or nearly out. The question now is what changes so the next release does not do the same.
5-day sequence · Starter $2,900/mo
An enterprise customer sent a security questionnaire
The testing section asks how releases are tested, who signs off, how findings are tracked and how often. The true answer today may be short. It can be a better answer in a month.
5-day sequence · Growth $5,900/mo
An investor asked how you test
The question behind the question is whether the product can keep shipping at this pace without breaking, and whether anyone owns that. A one-page answer with a checklist and a report is enough.
5-day sequence · Coverage audit $1,200 one-time
First QA hire or a QA service
At some team size the question is real. This page is the trade-off without a thumb on the scale: what a hire gives you that a service cannot, and the reverse.
5-day sequence · Starter $2,900/mo
Code review cannot keep up
Pull requests arrive faster than anyone can read them. Approvals become a formality. The checklist moves the load from reading every line to verifying every release.
5-day sequence · Growth $5,900/mo
Adding an LLM feature
A model call adds three surfaces: what it can spend, what it can be told by user content, and what its output can do. Each has a checklist item with a pass criterion.
5-day sequence · Growth $5,900/mo