Start with the checks you have.
Work with your existing CI and review a clear plan for the repository and checks in scope.
SET UP / WITH YOUR APPROVALMANAGED CI & E2E TESTING
Your CI has
a crew now.
You build the product. We look after the checks.
Othercrew is building managed CI and browser testing for web teams. Keep your scope clear, inspect the evidence, and decide what ships.
In development · Sample preview only
Your code. Your checks. Your approval.
BUILT FOR TEAMS THAT WOULD RATHER BUILD.
Keep your existing CI
Check critical journeys
Review every change
01 / LESS PIPELINE. MORE PRODUCT.
A steady hand for
the work around your work.
Othercrew is being built to maintain the checks around your application and make failures easier to understand—without taking the final call away from your team.
Cover the important paths.
Add a small set of approved browser journeys. See what each journey covers and where coverage stops.
CHECK / KEEP SCOPE HONESTKeep the result honest.
Investigate failures with evidence and review bounded maintenance proposals. Product regressions stay failed.
REPAIR / NEVER HIDE A REGRESSION02 / A SMALL, DEPENDABLE ROUTINE
Connect. Check. Investigate.
Keep the final say.
- 01 — CONNECT
Choose what’s in scope.
Select a supported repository and review the checks Othercrew is meant to maintain.
- 02 — CHECK
Keep the right paths covered.
Keep existing CI. Add owner-approved browser journeys for the flows that matter.
- 03 — INVESTIGATE
Make failures make sense.
See the expected outcome, what the browser observed, and the limits of the evidence.
- 04 — REVIEW
You decide what ships.
Inspect proposed maintenance changes. Your team approves or declines them.
03 / PULL UP A CHAIR
A sample product preview.
This is an illustration of the intended workflow.
No repository or sign-in needed.
othercrewCHANGE REVIEW / SAMPLEAccount flow updatesweb / account-flow
CRITICAL JOURNEYS3
- ·Sign upJourney listedDEFINED
- !Invite a teammateSample failure evidenceSAMPLE
- —Reset passwordNo sample detailsNO DATA
↗Coverage has edgesOne journey is outside this sample.
INVITE A TEAMMATE
SAMPLE FAILUREInvitation wasn’t confirmed
app.example.test / team/invite
sampleWorkspaceMembers
TEAM SETTINGSInvite your team
sam@example.test
Editor ⌄
Send invitation
! Invitation could not be sent. Try again.
EXPECTED
“Invitation sent” becomes visibleNot observedIllustrative interface and evidence. No browser ran; no repository is connected.
COVERAGE / SAMPLE SCOPETwo journeys in scope · one without sample coverage
Sign up and invite are in scope; reset password has no sample details.
Coverage view · Sign up and invite are in scope; reset password has no sample coverage.
Simulated sample data only. Nothing is connected, executed, or presented as customer activity.
A NOTE FROM THE WORKSHOPOdd crew.
Solid checks.GOOD TOOLS / BETTER COMPANY
Solid checks.GOOD TOOLS / BETTER COMPANY
A LIGHT LEFT ON FOR YOUR TEAM
Thoughtful by nature.
Meticulous by practice.
Patch is a fictional brand character: resourceful, curious, and a little obsessed with understanding why the build failed. A bit of company for the work behind the work.
That workshop spirit comes with careful checks, clear evidence, and your team’s approval at every important step.
Patch is a fictional character, not a claim of human staffing or continuous monitoring.
04 / BEFORE YOU HAND OVER THE KEYS
Fair questions.
Clear answers, while we build.
Is this the live Othercrew product?+
Not yet. Othercrew is in development. This page previews the intended experience, and the product preview uses illustrative sample data.
Does the sample preview run tests?+
No. It does not connect to a repository, launch a browser, execute a test, or create a pull request.
Will Othercrew replace our CI provider?+
The intended approach works with your existing CI and adds managed browser testing for the critical flows you choose. Exact support will depend on the product as it develops.
What happens when a product flow is broken?+
The failure stays visible. The goal is to explain the observed result—not rewrite an expectation to make a broken flow appear healthy.
Who approves changes?+
Your team. Othercrew is being built to make suggested maintenance changes reviewable; your team decides what gets accepted and shipped.
What does early access mean?+
The form records interest so we can share relevant updates. It does not create an account, connect your repository, or promise immediate access.
YOUR OTHER ENGINEERING TEAM.
Less babysitting.
More building.
Othercrew is not publicly ready yet. Get an update as the service takes shape.