Test features in plain English before they ship.
AI has compressed the time it takes to write software.
It has not compressed the time it takes to trust it.
ShipProof turns staging links and code context into live QA walkthroughs your team can run, question, replay, and save — so verification finally catches up to the pace of AI-assisted development.
The problem
AI is making code faster.
ShipProof makes verification catch up.
The same AI tools that help engineers write features in hours have made it harder, not easier, to know whether those features actually work. The gap between shipping code and trusting it is wider than ever.
Why teams use ShipProof
- PMs. Stop asking developers how to test every feature. Describe what to verify in plain English and watch ShipProof walk through it live.
- QA Engineers. Generate a grounded checklist from your staging URL and codebase. Save it. Replay it before every release.
- Founders. Get visual verification evidence for any feature before it ships — not just a developer's word that it works.
- Engineering managers. Turn the feature handoff meeting into a saved, replayable QA checklist your team runs in minutes.
- Release teams. Build a library of saved verification flows your team reruns before each release — no setup, no manual steps.
- Everyone. If a feature was verified, ShipProof has the evidence. If it wasn't, ShipProof will tell you why.
The problem ShipProof solves
- QA is informal. A Slack message says "I tested it" — no evidence, no repeatability.
- PMs hold handoff meetings to understand how to verify a feature.
- Checklists are written in Notion and immediately go stale.
- When something breaks in production, nobody knows what was verified before release.
- Describe what to verify in plain English. ShipProof generates a grounded checklist from your staging URL and codebase.
- ShipProof walks through the live staging app, highlights each action, and shows expected vs. observed results.
- Save the checklist. Replay it before every release. Build a library of verification flows over time.
- If something cannot be verified, ShipProof says why — and asks you to confirm instead of faking a pass.
Who uses ShipProof
Product Managers
Describe what to test in plain English. Get a grounded checklist and a live walkthrough without touching a terminal.
Founders & Reviewers
Verify feature behavior before it ships. Get visual evidence you can share with the team or customers.
QA Engineers
Build a library of saved checklists grounded in code and runtime UI. Replay them before every release.
Engineering Teams
Make QA handoff repeatable. Replace the "I tested it" Slack message with verification evidence.
What ShipProof produces
Not a test suite. A release verification record your whole team can read, run, and rely on.
Grounded QA checklist
Each step is grounded in your codebase and live staging UI before ShipProof runs it. No invented elements.
Live walkthrough
ShipProof opens a headed browser, highlights each action, and shows expected vs. observed results — in real time.
Verification evidence
Visual record of what was tested, what passed, what failed, and what needs human confirmation before release.
Saved & replayable
Save any verification flow as a named checklist. Replay it before the next release in one click.
QA-aware chat
Ask ShipProof to test a new scenario, explain a failure, or add a step — it understands your current session context.
Honest about uncertainty
ShipProof classifies blockers: product failure, environment issue, missing data, or needs human confirmation. Never fakes a pass.
The big picture
CodeRabbit reviews the code.
ShipProof reviews the flow.
ShipProof is the release verification layer for AI-era software teams. We turn natural-language QA requests into live guided walkthroughs on staging, so teams can verify product flows before release — and build a replayable record of everything that was confirmed to work.
ShipProof ends the feature handoff meeting.