01
Plan from the change
Traceboard reads the pull request, maps affected journeys, and proposes the smallest useful verification plan.
trace / checkout-refactor
preview.traceboard.dev/checkout
Step 02 / comparing totals
Release teams at product companies trust the signal
Workflow 01
From code change to release proof.
12×
more changed journeys covered
4m 18s
median release verification time
−68%
less manual regression work
Release ready
24 journeys checked · 3 browser profiles · 0 blocking regressions · evidence attached
Stack 02
Connect source, previews, team alerts, and incident context without rebuilding your workflow around another dashboard.
Github
Vercel
Slack
Netlify
Cloudflare
Discord
Field reports
The evidence lands before the review begins. Our releases are faster because the quality conversation is finally concrete.
Amelia Hart
VP Engineering
Traceboard found the mobile checkout regression our normal happy-path suite never exercised.
Noah Willis
Principal Engineer
For the first time, product and engineering review the same release record instead of translating separate tools.
Leena Raman
Head of Product
Does Traceboard replace our test suite?
No. It adds change-aware release verification around the journeys that matter while your unit and integration tests keep doing their focused work.
How long does setup take?
Can we review every browser action?
Does it work with preview deployments?
What happens to our source code?
Journal
Notes from the release field.