The trap your team is in.
Coverage hits 92%. Incidents still happen. Deploy frequency drops because shipping feels dangerous. 87% coverage doesn’t mean 87% confidence.
Squad A’s checkout stacks discount logic with Squad B’s subscriptions. Unit tests can’t see that — they test functions, not feature-interaction bugs across service boundaries.
87% coverage is not 87% confidence.
The numbers your VP needs.
Zero test maintenance. Zero buy-in required from your team.
No new tool to learn. No workflow change. Tests run automatically. Fixes arrive as PRs your team already knows how to review. One more PR in the merge queue — that’s it.
We open PRs. Your team reviews every one. Wrong fix? Reject it — the diagnosis is still valuable. Configure per squad.
TraverseTest catches feature-interaction bugs. It doesn’t replace code review, fix architecture, or solve team culture. It closes the specific gap between “tests pass” and “features break.”
Early access data from 47 teams.
How it works. 12 minutes, nothing to maintain.
Authorize via GitHub OAuth — read-only, ~12 min. Full walkthrough.
We analyze your codebase, build feature graph, delete source.
Every push to main triggers tests. Zero config.
Bug found → PR with fix and proof it works.
Your team reviews and merges. Like they already do.
See it on your repos.
First bug report in minutes. No team onboarding required. Works for enterprise orgs and 6-person startups alike.
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