Builds that remember why they broke.
A build and test runner that keeps a memory of every defect that has actually hurt you. One symptom can have many causes, and it stays open while any of them is unfixed; a fix is not finished until it is a gate that prevents the whole class. Runs entirely on your machine — no account, no server, no telemetry.
Issue trackers model one report to one fix. Real defects do not: a bug fixed three times in three places is one defect with three causes, and closing it after the first records something false.
A patch prevents one instance; a gate prevents the class. Until the gate exists the defect is Fixed, not Prevented — and if the class comes back after the gate, the gate was wrong and the defect is demoted.
Line coverage tells you what a test touched. This tells you how many of the ways you have already been hurt cannot hurt you again.
The optional proposer drafts a patch for a red build, then the same gates run again on the patched tree. A patch that touches a gate definition is rejected without being run — enforced by a hash, not by a prompt.
What each tier unlocks, generated from the same catalogue the application gates against — so the feature list here is exactly what the software enforces. Pricing is announced at launch.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
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| Free | Included |
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| Pro | $179 once |
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| Team | $3,980 once |
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| Site | $35,800 once |
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