Prove your testing quality to clients, not just promise it.

Obvyr gives agencies and delivery teams a client-ready evidence trail of every test run, so testing rigour is something you can show, not just say.

Would your last handover survive a client audit?

At handover or contract renewal, "we tested it thoroughly" is a claim, not evidence. Without a record of what ran, where, and how reliably, clients are left taking your word for testing quality, and that gets harder to defend every time a bug slips through in production.

Why this matters

Know which failures are real before a client sees them

Automatic flaky-test detection builds a health profile for every test from its full pass/fail history, so you catch and explain flakiness yourself, instead of a client finding it first.

Show clients exactly what was tested, and by whom

Every execution is tied to the agent, user, and environment tags that produced it, so "what did you actually test" has a real answer at handover, not just a summary slide.

An evidence trail for every handover and renewal

The same evidence shows which tests protect the client's product, keeps pace with AI-generated test volume, and gives you a dashboard you can walk a client through, not just a promise.

From assumption to evidence, in minutes

01

Instrument

Prefix your existing test command with obvyr-cli. No code changes. No framework modifications. Just observability added.

02

Observe

Data flows in from every developer, every CI pipeline, every environment. Flakiness becomes measurable. Reliability becomes visible. Patterns emerge that single runs never reveal.

03

Act

Cut the noise. Fix what matters. Know which tests protect production and which ones just consume CI time.

Works with your existing stack

Obvyr parses standard test output formats. If your framework is in this list, you are already supported.

pytest Jest Vitest Cypress Playwright RSpec JUnit Go PHPUnit Mocha NUnit and more

Also runs in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Buildkite, and any other CI pipeline.

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