Jeeraph. Know whether a change is safe, and how you know.
Jeeraph connects to your repositories and builds a living, versioned graph of what the application does: which code serves which requirement, which flows exercise it, which tests cover it, what the last run found, and what evidence backs the answer. The point is a defensible answer to one question: is this change safe?
In development
What it does
- Maps code to requirements, flows, tests, coverage, runs, findings, and evidence, and keeps the map current as the code changes.
- Shows where a change lands in that map: what is covered, what is not, and what changed since the last run.
- Runs tests through its own execution engine, with a test language designed for readability and reuse.
- Keeps evidence attached to results, so a release decision can be explained later.
Why we built it
After years of test automation, our view is that the goal of testing is confidence, and confidence needs evidence you can trace. Counting tests does not give you that. A graph of what the software does, tied to what was checked, does. Jeeraph is that idea as a product.
Why it matters for your project
This is the thinking behind every Software and QA engagement: coverage where it matters, tests that fail for real reasons, and results your team can explain to someone who was not in the room.
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