The beta test you can’t staff. Run by AI users who think like real humans.
Solo founders ship blind — no bug bash, no QA team, no roomful of testers. ShipProof gives you a crowd of synthetic users who explore your product the way real humans do, then tell you whether it’s actually ready. Behavioral readiness, not functional testing.
Status: In private beta — onboarding the first solo builders shipping without a QA team.
Proof before you ship.
ShipProof is an autonomous product-readiness platform. AI users that think like real humans — not QA testers — understand your feature, generate diverse synthetic personas, explore realistic journeys, surface behavioral risks, draft bugs, and produce a rollout confidence report before you ship.
For solo builders shipping without a QA team
Solo founders ship blind.
There’s no bug bash. No QA team. No roomful of testers clicking through every path before launch. You write the feature, you click it twice, and you ship — and your first real users become your test crowd.
Functional tests tell you the button works. They don’t tell you the distracted hybrid worker never found it, the screen-reader user got stuck, the skeptical power user bounced, or the non-English-first user misread the flow. That’s behavioral readiness — and it doesn’t scale with one person.
Feature in. Rollout confidence out.
Six stages, fully autonomous. From your feature context to a scored readiness report — no testers to recruit, no scripts to write.
Feature Understanding
Ingests your feature context — specs, PRs, design docs, screenshots — into a machine-readable understanding of what changed and who it affects.
Persona Generation
Creates diverse synthetic users, each with goals, frustrations, constraints, and behavioral patterns — not test accounts, characters.
Journey Generation
Generates realistic, narrative user journeys per persona — with interruptions and decision points, the way real sessions actually unfold. Not test scripts.
Observation & Findings
Surfaces behavioral risks: discoverability, adoption friction, interruption resilience, accessibility, and workflow continuity.
Bug Drafting
Converts findings into structured, engineer-ready bug reports — steps, expected vs. actual, severity, and who it affects. You review; you don’t write them.
Readiness Report
A rollout confidence score (0–100) with coverage metrics, a risk matrix, top risks and mitigations, and a verdict: Ready, Conditional, or Not Ready.
A readiness platform. Not a QA tool.
Think like users, not testers
Behavioral validation over functional testing. Synthetic users explore your product with real goals and real distractions — they find what your users would, before your users do.
A crowd on demand
100+ synthetic personas instead of “whoever shows up.” Spin up a diverse beta crowd on every release — no recruiting, no scheduling, no incentives.
50+ paths per feature
Fifty-plus realistic workflow paths per feature versus the ~5 a manual pass covers. Coverage that a solo founder simply can’t produce by hand.
Auto-drafted bugs
Zero reporting friction. Findings come back as structured, engineer-ready bug reports. You triage and review — you never sit down to write them.
Structured confidence
A quantified readiness score backed by evidence — coverage, risk matrix, and findings — not a gut-feel “looks fine to me.”
Built for the one
No team, no bug bash, no QA hire required. ShipProof is the readiness layer for the one-person company — staffed entirely by AI users.
Structured confidence. Not a vibe.
Every run walks the full pipeline — understand, generate personas, run journeys, surface findings, draft blockers, and score readiness — then hands back the personas it explored, the journeys it ran, a risk matrix, and the top risks with mitigations. Here’s a sample from a checkout feature.
Checkout — saved-cart resume flow
ShipProof · 25 personas · status: completed
Checkout — saved-cart resume flow
25
personas
25
journeys
14
findings
13
draft bugs
Distracted hybrid worker
medium techReturning shopper
Pick up a cart abandoned mid-checkout yesterday
Screen-reader user
low techAccessibility-reliant buyer
Complete checkout entirely with assistive tech
Skeptical power user
expert techFrequent buyer
Verify the total is correct before paying
Non-English-first user
medium techESL shopper
Resume the cart without misreading the flow
Returns next day to finish a saved cart
abandonedFind and resume the abandoned cart
4 steps
Removes an item and checks the new total
abandonedConfirm the total updates after an edit
3 steps
Resumes the cart on a second device
convertedContinue checkout from phone to laptop
5 steps
Re-applies a promo code on resume
convertedKeep the discount after returning
4 steps
Resume-cart entry point is invisible after a session break
6 of 8 personas — strongest for the distracted hybrid worker who left mid-flow
Surface a persistent “Resume your cart” banner on return; don’t bury recovery behind the account menu.
Saved-cart total isn’t announced to screen readers on update
The screen-reader user — total silently changed after item removal
Add an aria-live region on the cart total and confirm focus order after async updates.
Sample data, shown for illustration.
Prove it free. Sign up to run the full crowd.
- →Run ShipProof on one feature — no card required
- →A limited crowd of synthetic personas
- →A preview readiness report so you see exactly how it works
- →Run a full 100-persona crowd for production-grade coverage
- →Your full readiness report — score, risk matrix, and draft bugs
- →An account dashboard to view and revisit every report over time
- →Run 100 more personas on demand for deeper coverage and a higher-confidence score
More personas = more coverage = a readiness score you can actually trust. The free trial proves it works; signing up unlocks production-grade confidence.
Wire it into your launch flow. It gets smarter every ship.
ShipProof isn’t one-and-done. Every time you release a new feature, run it through again — it plugs into your release flow. Each run learns from prior runs (resolved bugs, past findings, persona behavior), so detection gets sharper with every release.
New feature released
You ship a change — a new flow, a redesign, a fresh surface.
Run ShipProof
Trigger a run from your launch flow. The synthetic crowd explores the change.
Findings & report
Behavioral risks, draft bugs, and a fresh rollout confidence report come back.
Learnings feed back
Resolved bugs and prior findings sharpen the next run — the loop compounds.
↻ feeds the next runEvery new feature gets an autonomous readiness check — and the system gets smarter every time you ship.
Credits in. Coverage out.
Credits are the unit of value — 1 credit runs 1 persona. Free proves it, Starter runs a real launch, Pro and Studio keep every release validated.
~10 credits (one-time)
Try it: a limited crowd, 1 feature, preview report
- →Run one feature through ShipProof
- →A limited crowd of synthetic personas
- →Preview readiness report
- →No card, no commitment
100 credits / mo
Run a real launch
- →Run a full 100-persona report
- →Full readiness score + risk matrix
- →Auto-drafted, engineer-ready bugs
- →Saved-reports dashboard
500 credits / mo
Continuous, every-release validation
- →Multiple features per month
- →Continuous self-learning loop across releases
- →History & trend tracking
- →Vision-based exploration (UI/screenshot analysis)
2,000 credits / mo
Highest volume + automation
- →Highest-volume generation
- →API + MCP access (via CopilotVerse Studio)
- →Release / CI hooks
- →Priority generation queue
$10 = 50 credits
Buy credit packs any time — no plan change required. Unused monthly credits roll over for up to one month. Top up any time — pay-as-you-go packs never expire while your plan is active.
- ·1 persona run = 1 credit
- ·Vision-based persona (UI / screenshot analysis) = 2 credits
- ·A 100-persona full report ≈ 100 credits
- ·New feature release = a new run = credits again (the loop)
Questions, answered.
Is this replacing my QA?+
No. ShipProof measures behavioral readiness — whether real-feeling users can discover, adopt, and complete your feature. It surfaces risks and drafts bugs; you review and decide. It complements functional QA and tests; it doesn’t replace your test suite.
What inputs does it need?+
Your feature context: a spec or PR, design docs, and screenshots of the flow are ideal. The more context you give the Feature Understanding stage, the sharper the personas and journeys — but a screenshot and a short description are enough to start.
How is this different from test automation?+
Test automation checks that functions behave as written — pass/fail against expected outputs. ShipProof checks how realistic users behave: did they find it, did they get stuck, did an interruption break the flow, was it usable with a screen reader. Functional vs. behavioral.
What are credits?+
Credits are the unit of value. 1 credit = 1 persona run — that persona’s journeys plus its contribution to findings and the readiness report. Deeper vision-based exploration (screenshot / UI analysis) costs 2 credits per persona. A full 100-persona report is about 100 credits.
What happens after the free trial?+
The free trial runs a limited crowd and gives you a preview report. Sign up to run the full 100-persona crowd, unlock your complete readiness report and draft bugs, and get a dashboard to revisit every report. From there you can run 100 more personas any time for deeper coverage.
Ship with a crowd behind you. Even when you’re the only one.
Run ShipProof free on your next feature. Get a preview readiness report — then sign up to unlock the full 100-persona crowd and your reports dashboard.
Part of CopilotVerse — the OS for the one-person company. Sibling products: Founders DNA, PreWiro, Shop Copilot, Verse.