Go/No–Go

A guard standing between your app and its users

Before a website or an app reaches its users, GoNoGo checks it on your own computer and gives a single verdict: let it through or stop it.

Can anyone see other people’s data?

What it is: A test that signs in with two accounts and tries to reach the other person’s data.
What it does: Signs in like a real user, in a real browser
Tries to open other people’s documents, orders and profiles
Cleans up its test data afterwards
What you get: An answer: are your customers’ data kept apart
The exact address where the hole is
The same test to rerun after the fix

What it is: An encrypted vault for test account passwords, locked on your computer.
What it does: Only you enter passwords, in the app’s panel
The AI assistant only sees “ready” or “missing”
Strips passwords from reports, logs and screenshots
What you get: Login tests without giving passwords to the AI assistant
Separate permissions for each project
A project without permission is invisible to the AI

What it is: A fence around the tested website: it only lets traffic through to addresses you approve.
What it does: Blocks requests and redirects to unknown servers
Catches attempts to send a password outside the site
Logs every block in the report
What you get: Certainty that the test sends nothing out into the world
A list of third-party resources the site uses
A critical alert on any data leak

What it is: Three checks of the code and the site, run with one click.
What it does: Looks for passwords and keys left in the code
Checks libraries for known vulnerabilities
Tests accessibility for people with disabilities
What you get: A list of findings with their place in the code
Tools verified by checksum before every run
Code scanned on a copy, the original stays untouched

What it is: One decision at the end of the test: let it through, let it through with exceptions, or stop it.
What it does: Combines the results of every check into one verdict
An exception needs a reason, an owner and a deadline
A missing tool never counts as a pass
What you get: A report in the browser and as a PDF
A fingerprint of the code version and the test plan
A history of verdicts for every project

What it is: A connection to an AI assistant that lets it plan and run tests on its own.
What it does: The assistant prepares a test plan
GoNoGo runs it locally and returns the result
You grant permissions separately for each project
What you get: Pre-release tests requested in a chat
An assistant that never touches passwords or raw data
The same result in the panel, the terminal and the chat

07In numbers

Open network ports0

The app only talks locally.

Tests of the app itselfHundreds

Run on every change.

Possible verdicts3

Go, Go with exceptions, No-Go.

Where it runsYour computer

No cloud and no code sent anywhere.

08How it’s built

Tell me what you’re building and what worries you most about releasing it. I’ll suggest what to check before people see it.