Turn a slow release handoff into a fast, artifact-backed pass before QA ever starts.
5 min
Pre-QA signal
Scout
Together Interface
Cut the QA wait.
Find real issues.
Ship with proof.
Scout runs a swarm of real-browser workers against your hosted QA or staging environment, then returns one artifact-backed release gate report in minutes instead of days.
The painful loop
Teams already know the pattern: engineering finishes, product waits, QA spends one or two more days testing, and the release stalls in a handoff loop everyone can feel.
Separate bugs, environment issues, and friction notes so teams know what actually needs attention.
3 labels
Cleaner triage
Aggregate many browser workers into one concise release recommendation with proof attached.
1 report
Trusted output
How Scout Works
A pre-QA release gate built for hosted environments.
The wedge is intentionally narrow: a customer-provided QA, staging, or preview environment, broad browser exploration, and one report the team can use immediately.
01
Point Scout at a hosted QA or staging environment
Scout only targets browser-reachable, customer-provided environments with explicit safety guardrails and stable test access.
02
Launch a planned swarm, not one scripted path
A planner creates diverse worker assignments across persona, intent, surface area, and navigation strategy before the run starts.
03
Review one artifact-backed release gate report
Findings are grouped, ranked, and linked back to the exact session artifacts and timeline moments that produced them.
Why Teams Trust It
Proof rules are part of the product, not an afterthought.
Scout is designed around one hard rule from the plans: no artifact, no reportable finding. That keeps the output usable for PMs, QA leads, and engineering managers who need to move fast without guessing.
Report Sections
Ranked findings with severity, confidence, and deep links to the exact worker evidence.
Separate environment observations so flakes do not masquerade as product bugs.
Friction notes and coverage summaries for what the swarm touched and where it found nothing.
Every worker session gets a replay bundle
Scout stores the live session trail, frames, diagnostics, and anchors even when a worker finds nothing.
No artifact, no reportable finding
Customer-facing issues only appear when evidence points back to the exact worker session that produced them.
Duplicates collapse before the team sees them
The final report is deduped and ranked so PMs and QA leads can act immediately instead of sorting a swarm transcript dump.
Best Fit
Built for teams that already have a browser-ready environment.
The docs are explicit: hosted QA or staging access is part of the ICP, not an onboarding detail. Scout works best when the team can point the swarm at a real environment right now.
Product owners
Get confidence before the QA wait state drags a launch out for another day.
QA leads
Start manual QA with a sharper issue list, clearer reproduction evidence, and known environment noise already separated.
Engineering managers
Shorten the fix-and-retest loop with faster discovery and one report the team can trust.
FAQ
The sharp edges are intentional.
The plans keep the first wedge narrow on purpose so the product can earn trust before it grows into a broader platform vision.
Does Scout replace QA?
No. The current wedge is a pre-QA release gate that gives the team a high-confidence pass in minutes, then hands cleaner output into the existing QA workflow.
What environments does it support?
The initial product is intentionally narrow: customer-provided hosted QA, staging, or preview environments that are browser reachable and protected by customer-owned guardrails.
Why does the report feel trustworthy?
Because the system is built around proof rules. Findings must be backed by exact session artifacts and timeline anchors, and the final report only reads structured evidence rather than raw transcripts.
Early Access
Stop waiting two days to learn what breaks.
If your team already has a hosted QA, staging, or preview environment, Scout can give you a faster pre-QA release gate without asking you to replace your whole process on day one.