Browser Proofv1.0.5

A QA engineer captures browser steps, screenshots, and logs during testing, then generates a shareable markdown report for developers. This ensures reproducible bug reports instead of scattered screenshots and chat messages.

Before a product launch, a QA team runs browser tests and uses Browser Proof to bundle all evidence, checks, and statuses into one manifest. This provides a clear handoff to release managers and compliance auditors.

A support engineer reproduces a customer-reported browser issue, capturing steps and artifacts. The rendered report is shared with the engineering team, eliminating back-and-forth clarification.

A developer tests a web application across multiple browsers and surfaces, using Browser Proof to record results and check bundle completeness. The report is attached to a bug tracker for traceability.

A QA team validates a secure healthcare portal by capturing evidence of each workflow step, ensuring no sensitive data leaks into manifest fields. The bundle is checked for compliance before sign-off.

Offer Browser Proof as part of a QA suite for Agile teams, charging per-seat monthly fees. Revenue comes from subscription tiers based on number of sessions or reports generated.

Provide basic session capture for free, with premium features like advanced bundle validation, cloud storage, and team collaboration. Revenue from premium upgrades and enterprise plans.

Offer consulting services to integrate Browser Proof with existing CI/CD pipelines, bug tracking systems, and reporting tools. Revenue from consulting hours and custom development.