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BETA ACCESS · BY APPLICATION

Autonomous QA Operations for the Age of AI Development.

Software is being built faster than it can be validated. SuperDucks is a persistent AI QA workforce that verifies your running product, brings back proof, and remembers what your team confirms.

REAL BROWSERS · REPRODUCIBLE EVIDENCE · HUMAN CONTROL

Ducks at work · product demonstration

See your product through a duck’s eyes.

Watch a duck find issues and preview fixes in this sample dashboard. This is an automated simulation; real changes require human review.

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The verification gap

More code shipped. More left unchecked.

Coding agents accelerate implementation. Someone still needs to verify the experience on the other side of the code.

The code changed.

A passing build cannot tell you whether a customer can complete checkout.

The scripts passed.

A scripted check covers what someone thought to test. The rest of the product still needs exploration.

The product needs proof.

Ducks work in the running application and attach inspectable evidence to their findings.

Changes shippedChanges verified
The widening verification gapIllustrative comparison from 2023 to 2026. Changes shipped increase rapidly while changes verified grow slowly, leaving more product behavior unchecked. Bar heights do not represent measured data.2023202420252026the gap
Illustrative · adapted from the SuperDucks deck

More output needs more proof. Every new change is another reason to verify the running product.

How the flock works

From your app to verified truth.

01 /

Explore the product

Connect a test environment and share your docs, code, and intent. Ducks map the screens and flows that matter.

02 /

Prove what happened

Missions gather screenshots, replays, and traces. A deterministic re-run must reproduce a finding before it counts.

03 /

Keep people in charge

Your inbox holds findings and specific questions. Your team confirms requirements and decides what happens next.

04 /

Build on every check

Confirmed requirements become reusable checks. The flock re-verifies known behavior and explores what changed.

Project knowledge / CheckoutProduct demonstration
REQactiveHuman-confirmed intent

A successful payment creates exactly one order.

Customers should see a confirmation and an order reference after payment. Retrying the request must never create a duplicate order.

Acceptance criteria

AC-01 · Complete checkoutVerify

Givena customer has an item in their cart

Whenthey complete checkout with a valid payment method

Thenone order is created and a confirmation is displayed

AC-02 · Retry safelyMust never

A repeated payment request must never produce a second order.

Linked validation

Staging · sample

2 of 2 passed

Confirmed by a deterministic re-run

  • AC-01Order confirmed
  • AC-02No duplicate on retry

Attached evidence

checkout / confirmation · example

Order confirmed

DEMO-1042 · 1 order

Illustrative evidence · scoped to these criteria, not the whole product.

Evidence, not vibes

Give your team proof they can inspect.

A reproducible finding carries the scenario, the replay, and the trace. A question about intent goes to a human. They are different kinds of work.

PROOF FIRST

Re-run before reporting

PROOF FIRST

Replay and trace attached

YOU DECIDE

Human approval before merging

Example review board below. Sample findings and interactions illustrate the product workflow.

Your team’s triage desk.

Explore this sample observation board. Marks initiate investigation; they are not verified findings. Click a row to inspect its example context and proposed fix.

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Button contrast fails WCAG AA

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AI fix prompt

The primary button variant uses `--color-gray-400` on a white background, producing a 2.1:1 contrast ratio. Replace with `--color-primary-700` to achieve 7.2:1.

Fix ready

A workforce you govern

Focused ducks. Shared product knowledge.

Give a duck a focus, scope, and budget. Confirm the requirements your team cares about. Accepted knowledge becomes a shared foundation for the next mission.

Checkout

Follow the paths where a failure costs you a customer.

Accessibility

Investigate barriers in the experience people actually use.

Product discovery

Map unfamiliar screens and surface questions about intent.

Meet the flock →

Control stays with you

A budget you set. Checks you can keep.

Reason once. Reuse the check.

Known flows become compiled automation. Model reasoning is reserved for unfamiliar behavior, so the flock can build on work it has already done.

Stop at the cap. Export the proof.

Ducks stop at their configured budget cap. Reusable checks export as Playwright code. Your team approves requirements and keeps the final say on fixes.

Planned launch pricing

Hire ducks. Meter sessions.

Start with one worker. Grow your flock as your product grows. These are planned launch prices; beta access is by application.

Starter

$50/month

Your first QA worker.

  • One duck
  • Capped sessions
Request beta access

Pro

$399/month

For teams shipping continuously.

  • Session allowance
  • Metered overage
Request beta access

Team

$1,299/month

A flock with a wider brief.

  • More ducks
  • Integrations
  • Audit log
Request beta access

Enterprise

Custom

For your organization’s requirements.

  • Commit + true-up
  • SSO and BYO-key
  • Private deployment
Request beta access

Allowances and overage rates will be confirmed before paid plans are offered. No payment is collected with your application.

A few good questions

Before you meet your flock.

Can I use SuperDucks today?

We are accepting applications for beta access. Tell us about your product and testing needs. Applying does not create an account or guarantee admission.

Are these prices final?

These are planned monthly launch prices. Session allowances and overage rates will be confirmed before a paid plan is offered. There is no checkout or payment required to apply.

What does a duck do?

A duck explores your application within a defined scope and budget. It works toward confirmed requirements, gathers evidence, and brings decisions back to your team.

How do you distinguish a finding from a guess?

Findings must survive a deterministic re-run before they count. Replays and traces let your team inspect the evidence; uncertain intent becomes a question for review.

Who approves changes?

Your team confirms requirements and reviews proposed fixes. Ducks never merge code automatically.

What happens at the budget cap?

The duck stops at its configured budget cap. You control its scope and budget, and reusable checks can be exported as Playwright code.

Help shape the beta

Your next teammate might be a duck.

Building faster is only half the job. Tell us what you are building and where you need confidence.