Give quality work its own capacity
Autonomous quality engineering that keeps pace with code creation, so your team can keep the roadmap moving.
~68%
Less developer time on bugs
~$32K
Saved on bug fixing each month (11-dev team)
80%+
Coverage lift in weeks
0 min
Developer time per test
Keep the roadmap moving
As teams use AI to produce more code, investigation, testing and validation need capacity to keep pace.
20 to 30%
of developer time goes on QA
15 to 40%
test coverage is where most teams sit
30 to 100×
more to fix a defect in production than while coding
- More changes to understand
- Every change needs checks against the behavior your users depend on. Failures need context, reproduction and investigation.
- The same people, more quality work
- Developers still own features, architecture and product decisions. Quality work draws on the same time and attention.
Add capacity for that work, so your team has more room to build what matters.
Quality work runs alongside development
Run bug fixing and test generation against your existing repositories and tools, while your team continues planned work.
Your team
Fairlead
Set the priorities
Choose the bugs, services and coverage gaps that matter to your project.
Execute the workflow
Investigate failures or plan tests using the code and project context you provide.
Keep building
Continue feature work with the development tools and coding assistants you already use.
Work through the checks
Generate code or tests, run the relevant checks and repair failed attempts within the workflow's limits.
Review and decide
Assess the changes against your requirements. Your team decides what to merge.
Deliver reviewable results
Return pull requests with code and tests, or findings and evidence when work remains unresolved.
How the platform works
Fairlead takes in your tickets, code and telemetry, and returns fixes, tests and context to your repository, your team and your IDE.
Repository access and a working build environment are required. Backend correlation also needs configured request headers and server logs.
More room for the work that matters
Keep engineering judgment where it belongs, with the people who know the product.
Swipe the table
| Measure | Typically | With Fairlead |
|---|---|---|
| Test coverage, within weeks | 15 to 40% | 80%+ |
| Developer time on QA | 20 to 30% of capacity | Under 5% |
| Bug fix cycle time | About 7 hours a bug | About 15 minutes |
| Coverage drift | Falling about 1% a month | Held above 80% |
| Preventable defect cost, mid-size project | $30,000 to $50,000 a month | Largely prevented |
| Engineering capacity returned to feature work | Lost to QA and bugs | About a third |
Features can move alongside investigations
A bug-fixing run can progress while developers continue planned work, with findings available when their input is needed.
Review starts with a concrete change
Inspect the fix, reproduction tests and check results together. Human review stays part of the process.
Test work has a place in the schedule
Run test generation against selected code and review the coverage added, along with scenarios that could not be completed.
One platform, a product for each bottleneck
Each product takes on one kind of quality work. Fairlead Fix, Fairlead Test and Fairlead Recorder are available today, and the other three are in development.
- Fairlead RecorderAvailable
// Local-first browser bug reports, as a free Chrome extension
Record browser checks, inspect actions, requests and console messages, and download evidence.
See Recorder - Fairlead FixAvailable
// Root-cause fixes, not stack traces
Context and telemetry flow into an agentic engine that finds the root cause and writes both the fix and the reproduction tests, shipped as a PR/MR.
See Fix - Fairlead TestAvailable
// Autonomous unit tests for existing codebases
Unit tests for the codebase you already have, generated per language, compiled and run before they reach you, and delivered as pull requests.
See Test - Fairlead RebalanceIn development
// Fix the inverted pyramid
Push slow, flaky end to end and manual tests down to fast, reliable layers, and keep the same coverage with far fewer expensive tests.
See Rebalance - Fairlead SelectIn development
// Run only the tests a change can touch
Run only the tests each change can affect, directly in CI.
See Select - Fairlead ReplayIn development
// Record once, replay at scale
Record manual sessions as you build, replay them against every new build, and keep only the critical paths as a regression suite.
See Replay
Ready from day zero
Fairlead is production ready out of the box. Connect your repository, and set up secure connectivity if your environment needs it, and your first tests and fixes start landing. No lengthy implementation, no infrastructure to stand up.
A pilot shaped around your needs
Every app and team works a little differently. When your workflow, codebase or requirements need extra care, we work with you through a hands-on pilot to adapt Fairlead and assess the results together before a wider rollout.
The timeline below is for teams that need a tailored pilot. If you're ready to connect and start, you can get going without one.
AlignmentAbout a week
- Agree scope and success criteria
- Capture code style and standards
- Map test frameworks and CI/CD
- Review legacy systems and constraints
ConnectAbout a week
- Connect repositories and trackers
- Set up secure connectivity, if required
- Configure for your stack
- Onboard the pilot team
TuningTwo to three weeks
- Run bug fixing and test generation cycles
- Review results with the team
- Tune the quality of what comes back
- Iterate until the criteria are met
Go or no-goAbout a week
- Evaluate the pilot results
- Reach the decision point
- Formalise the operating model
- Define responsibilities
Scale upOngoing
- Extend to more teams
- Start a community of practice
- Establish governance
- Monitor coverage and return
What we support today
Where a connector or a language is not listed, say so. We build them in the order people ask for them.
Languages
Java and Python today. C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust and Go are on the way. The logic is built per language rather than generated by a general purpose assistant.
Version control
GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Bitbucket, cloud or on-premise.
Task tracking
Jira and GitHub Issues.
Models
Model agnostic across the major providers. Your data is never used for training or fine tuning.
Built to run securely
Fairlead is a managed service. There is no infrastructure to provision or maintain on your side, and the compute that does the work runs on ours.
- Integration
Connect repositories and work management tools over OAuth 2.0 or an API token. No network level access is needed for cloud hosted tools.
- Secure connectivity
For on-premise or private environments, an outbound-only TLS tunnel agent, static IP allow listing, or VPN peering.
- Data security
Encrypted in transit at TLS 1.2 or better and at rest with AES-256. Source is read only and is not stored beyond the processing window.
- Access control
Single sign on over SAML or OIDC, role based access control (RBAC), and full audit logging. Each customer environment is isolated.
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