Choose the evidence
Add selected CSV, JSON, notes, or text sources to a product workspace. Nothing is imported by accident.
A calmer place for product quality
Quality work that shows its source.
Bring requirements, tickets, notes, and existing tests into one focused workspace. Review the source. Shape the coverage. Keep the history.
Private pilot · Account-based workspaces · Source-aware revision history
Working pilot · Captured Oct 2026
Source boundaryOnly selected records enter the workspace
Revision historyRestore without rewriting the audit trail
Exhibit A · Sources & Knowledge in the working pilot
Built around the work QA teams already do
RequirementsTicketsNotesTest casesSuites
The workflow
From scattered product context to reviewable test coverage.
Review the shape
Map records, catch missing fields, and confirm what belongs before it becomes part of the saved workspace.
Organize the coverage
Build a durable test library, group cases into suites, and keep every saved revision recoverable.
One product. One boundary.
Give every product its own quality workspace.
Testlyfe keeps product context together without flattening it into a generic backlog. Sources, notes, cases, suites, and revision history stay attached to the workspace they belong to.
- 01Trace the sourceKeep imported knowledge visible beside the testing work it informs.
- 02Review before savingApprove what enters the workspace and discard what does not.
- 03Recover the historyRestore an earlier revision without erasing the audit trail.
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Planned product experience
A connected view of quality—from product context to release decisions.
The working pilot establishes the source-aware foundation. These concept screens show the planned direction for product portfolios, bounded exploration, human-reviewed coverage, and QA leadership. They are design direction, not live pilot features.
01 · Portfolio
See where quality needs attention.
Move from a portfolio view into the product, release, risk, and coverage questions that matter next.
Planned conceptConcept · Not in the pilot · Sample data
02 · Safe exploration
Define the boundary before AI acts.
Choose environments, test roles, approved areas, session limits, and prohibited actions before an exploration begins.
Planned conceptConcept · Not in the pilot · Sample data
03 · Coverage review
Keep evidence and decisions together.
Compare observed behavior with existing coverage, inspect provenance, and require human approval before a draft enters the library.
Planned conceptConcept · Not in the pilot · Sample data
04 · Command center
Turn testing activity into a release view.
Bring execution, gaps, critical risks, recommendations, and team activity into one QA lead decision surface.
Planned conceptConcept · Not in the pilot · Sample data
Built with boundaries
Quality work should be clear enough to trust.
Deliberate imports
Selected records enter a workspace only after review. Excluded records are discarded before the save.
Immutable revisions
Every saved version has a history. Restoring the past creates a new revision instead of rewriting it.
Isolated products
Each product has its own sources, test library, suites, notes, and account-controlled workspace.
Honest scope
The current pilot focuses on the foundation: organized testing work and dependable product context.
Start with the product you know best