ReleaseProof
Local CLI · public URLs only · no subscription

Know what shipped.
Prove what passed.

ReleaseProof turns a website or feed preflight into a reproducible evidence bundle: Markdown, JSON, CSV, screenshots, and a hashed manifest. Failed checks fail. Unfinished checks stay unknown.

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  • Runs on your machine
  • No CMS credentials
  • One-time purchase
ReleaseProof website and feed QA evidence product preview
Local-firstEvidence stays with the buyer
DeterministicThe same checks produce comparable output
Honest unknownsNot checked never masquerades as passed
Hash manifestEvery delivered artifact is fingerprinted
The release gap

A green homepage is not a release receipt.

A 200 response can still hide a redirect mistake, a noindex flag, a mismatched canonical, stale feed content, duplicate entries, or an unlabeled form. ReleaseProof keeps those signals separate and records what was actually observed.

It is a bounded QA tool—not a security assessment, accessibility certification, SEO guarantee, or substitute for human browser and user testing.

One bounded workflow

From public targets to handoff evidence.

01

Define the release

List only the public website and feed URLs you intend to verify. Private and local networks are rejected.

02

Run the checks

ReleaseProof renders pages, follows safe redirects, probes bounded links, parses feeds, and preserves inconclusive results.

03

Ship the receipt

Hand over a readable report plus structured evidence, screenshots, and a SHA-256 manifest for later comparison.

Inspect before buying

A complete synthetic receipt, not a marketing screenshot.

The bundled sample checks one synthetic website target and one RSS target. It includes the same report, structured records, flat CSV, and artifact hashes a buyer receives. It is not presented as a customer result.

Markdown report ↗Overview JSON ↗Evidence CSV ↗SHA-256 manifest ↗
overview.jsonReleaseProof 0.1.0
{
  "releaseName": "Synthetic sample release",
  "status": "pass",
  "surfaces": {
    "website": {
      "targets": 1,
      "fail": 0,
      "unknown": 0
    },
    "feeds": {
      "targets": 1,
      "fail": 0,
      "unknown": 0
    }
  },
  "inputSha256": "24daeb20…e2c"
}
PASS configured checkssynthetic sample
What it checks

Release evidence across two failure surfaces.

WEB

Website release QA

  • HTTP delivery and redirect chains
  • Internal links and final destinations
  • Titles, descriptions, canonicals, and robots
  • Indexability signals kept separate from HTTP status
  • Image-alt, landmark, heading, and form-label evidence
  • Optional rendered screenshots
RSS

Feed release QA

  • RSS, Atom, RDF/RSS, and JSON Feed parsing
  • Freshness, required fields, and duplicate entries
  • ETag and Last-Modified cache validators
  • Conditional-request evidence, including HTTP 304
  • Explicit unknowns when a target was not audited
  • Bounded requests and normalized records
SHA

Evidence bundle

report.mdHuman-readable release summary
overview.jsonCombined machine-readable result
evidence.csvFlat checks for Sheets or Excel
screenshots/Rendered page captures when enabled
manifest.jsonSHA-256 for every evidence artifact
One-time pricing

Buy the tool. Keep the evidence.

No recurring subscription. Checkout and delivery are handled by Contra.

Personal
$49 USD

For your own public websites and feeds.

  • Local CLI and documentation
  • Website + feed checks
  • All evidence formats
  • Personal-use license
Buy Personal
Built for client handoffs
Agency
$129 USD

For public client websites and feeds.

  • Everything in Personal
  • Client-work license
  • Reusable handoff checklist
  • Evidence-pack delivery workflow
Buy Agency
Managed receipt
$149 USD

Prefer a finished evidence pack rather than the CLI?

  • Up to five public URLs
  • 24-hour delivery target
  • Evidence files + screenshots
  • One rerun after fixes
Order managed QA
Boundaries, plainly

Before you run it.

Does ReleaseProof need logins or private access?

No. It accepts explicit public URLs and rejects credentials, local/private network targets, and unsafe redirect destinations.

Does a pass guarantee a successful launch?

No. A pass means the configured deterministic checks passed at the recorded time. It is evidence, not a certification or business-outcome guarantee.

What happens when a check cannot finish?

It remains unknown. ReleaseProof does not convert a timeout, skipped target, budget limit, or inconclusive response into a pass.

Can an agency use it for client work?

Yes, with the Agency license. The Personal license is for the buyer's own public websites and feeds.

Release with receipts

Make the final check reproducible.

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