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For product teams working in Jira

Did you build what you asked for?

Most testing tools check that your app still works. Orlo checks that you built what you asked for.

Orlo reads your Jira ticket, uses your real product the way a careful person would, and tells the whole team what matches, what is missing, what is different and what was added. without being asked for.

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NOV-214 · JiraPassword reset by emailAcceptance criteria
  1. The user gets an email with a link.
  2. The link stops working after 30 minutes.
  3. Unknown emails see a friendly message.
  4. After resetting, the user is signed in.
Checked on staging
1Missing1Different1Added2Match
MissingThe reset link still worked after 31 minutes. The ticket says 30.
DifferentUnknown emails are told no account exists, which reveals who is registered.
NOV-214 · JiraPassword reset by emailThe link stops working after 30 minutes. Unknown emails see a friendly message.
1Missing1Different1Added2Match
MissingThe reset link still worked after 31 minutes. The ticket says 30.
Works withJiraAny tracker, by pasting a ticketLinear soonFigma soonMCP and API soon
Works withJiraPaste a ticketLinear, soonFigma, soonMCP and API, soon
The difference

Two different questions. You need both answered.

Your test tools ask"Does the app still work?"
  • Replay tests someone wrote earlier
  • Catch old features breaking
  • Only as good as the tests you remembered to write
Orlo asks"Did we build what we asked for?"
  • Starts from the ticket, not from existing tests
  • Catches the gaps nobody wrote a test for
  • Nothing to write or maintainNothing to write or maintain, and a plain answer for the whole team

Orlo works next to your tests, not instead of them.

Why it happens

Nobody's job is to hold the finished feature up against the ticket.

Tests pass, the code review looks fine, someone clicks through quickly. And with AI coding tools, features now arrive faster than anyone can reread what was asked for.

  1. Week 1A developer, helped by a coding agent, builds password reset. All tests pass.
  2. Week 1Someone clicks through it. It looks fine, so it ships.
  3. Week 4A customer reports that a two-day-old reset link still works.
  4. Week 5Security notices the error message tells anyone which emails have accounts.
  5. With OrloBoth gaps show up in the report on day one, before the ticket is marked done.
How it works

From ticket to answer in four steps

  1. 1

    Connect Jira and your staging app

    Add a test account and watch Orlo sign in once. About ten minutes.Add a test account and watch Orlo sign in once. About ten minutes, no engineer needed.

  2. 2

    Pick a ticket, confirm the checks

    When something can mean two things, Orlo asks you first.Orlo turns the ticket into a short list of checks. When something can mean two things, it asks you first.

  3. 3

    Orlo uses your app

    In a real browser, as your test user. Watch it live or come back later.In a real browser, signed in as your test user. Watch it live, or leave and come back to the report.

  4. 4

    Read the answer, act in one click

    A summary lands on the Jira ticket. Any gap becomes a bug ticket.A short summary lands on the Jira ticket. Any gap becomes a ready-written bug ticket.

The report

Not pass or fail. Four honest answers.

Every finding shows the ticket's words next to what really happened, with screenshots and timed steps. A developer can trust it without reproducing it.

Matches

Works as the ticket asked. Listed last.Works as the ticket asked. Good to know, listed last.

Missing

Asked for, but not there.Asked for, but not there. "The link should expire after 30 minutes."

Different

Built another way than agreed.Built, but another way than agreed. Often where security and money gaps hide.

Added

There, but nobody asked for it.There, but nobody asked for it. The one test tools never notice.

Features

Built to be trusted, not just to be clever

Reads your real tickets

Descriptions, acceptance criteria and comments, straight from Jira.Descriptions, acceptance criteria and comments, straight from Jira. Nothing to copy over.

Asks before it guesses

When a requirement can mean two things, Orlo asks first.When a requirement can mean two things, Orlo shows both and asks. "Not sure" is always an option.

Works without acceptance criteria

Suggests checks from the description and shows which sentences it used.Orlo suggests checks from the description, shows which sentences it used, and can add them back to the ticket.

Signs in like a real user

Authenticator codes and shared-password staging sites.Test accounts with authenticator codes, and staging sites behind a shared password. Member, admin or brand new user.

Watch it live

Each step as Orlo clicks through, in plain sentences.See each step as Orlo clicks through your app, with every step written as a plain sentence.

Evidence with every finding

Screenshots, timed steps and the ticket sentence. Passwords blurred.Screenshots, timed steps and the exact sentence from the ticket. Passwords are always blurred.

Reports where you work

A Jira comment, and one click to a linked bug ticket.A short comment on the Jira ticket, and one click to turn a gap into a linked bug ticket.

Soon

Design checks with FigmaSoon

The built screen compared with the linked Figma frame.Compares the built screen with the linked Figma frame: text, missing elements, off-system colours and unbuilt states.

Soon

Any trackerSoon

Jira and paste today. Linear, MCP and an open API next.Jira today, and paste a ticket from anywhere. Linear, MCP and an open API are next.

Use cases

Where teams use Orlo

01

Before a ticket moves to Done

The product manager gets a clear answer in minutes, instead of retesting by hand.The product manager gets a clear answer in minutes, instead of retesting everything by hand.

02

Work written by AI coding agents

Orlo checks agents built the right thing, not just something that runs.Agents build fast and sound confident. Orlo checks they built the right thing, not just something that runs.

03Soon

Design handoff

Did the build match the Figma frame? Wrong text, missing elements, off-system colours.Did the build match the Figma frame? Wrong text, missing elements and off-system colours, found for you.

04

Sign-in, payments and permissions

Where a small gap becomes a security or money problem.The flows where a small gap turns into a security or money problem. Check them as different kinds of user.

05

Small teams without a tester

A careful second pair of eyes, without hiring a QA engineer.A careful second pair of eyes on every ticket, without hiring a QA engineer.

06

A record of what was checked

Every report is kept, per ticket, with its result.Every report is kept, so you can show what was checked for each ticket and what the result was.

Who it is for

One report the whole team can read

Product managers

Know that what shipped is what you asked for, without clicking through every ticket.Know that what shipped is what you asked for, without clicking through every ticket yourself.

A plain answer per ticketA plain answer per ticket, no testing jargon

Engineering leads

Fewer bugs coming back, and findings nobody has to reproduce.Fewer bugs coming back after release, and findings nobody has to reproduce before fixing.

Evidence with every gapEvidence and timed steps with every gap

QA

Cover more tickets, including AI-written changes.Cover more tickets, including AI-written changes, and spend your own time on the tricky cases.

A first pass on every ticketA first pass on every ticket, done for you

Designers

See where the build drifted from your Figma frame.See where the build drifted from your Figma frame, before it reaches customers.

Built screen next to your design, soonBuilt screen next to your design, soon
How Orlo compares

A different job from the tools you already have

QuestionOrloTest toolsAI code reviewManual QA
Starts fromThe ticket and the designTests someone wroteThe code changeA person reading the ticket
Uses the running productYesYesNo, reads code onlyYes
Finds gaps nobody wrote a test forYesNoSometimesWhen there is time
Notices things added but not asked forYesNoSometimesSometimes
Something to write and maintainNothingA test suiteNothingTest plans
Written forThe whole teamEngineers and QADevelopersQA
Catches old features breakingNo, keep your tests for thatYesNoSometimes
OrloTest tools
Starts fromThe ticket and the designTests someone wrote
Uses the running productYesYes
Finds gaps nobody wrote a test forYesNo
Notices things added but not asked forYesNo
Something to write and maintainNothingA test suite
Written forThe whole teamEngineers and QA
Catches old features breakingNo, keep your tests for thatYes
Security

Safe by design, not by promise

Orlo only touches your staging site and throwaway test accounts. The worst it could expose is a fake test login.Orlo only ever touches your staging site and throwaway test accounts. The worst it could ever expose is a fake test login.

Never on productionLive addresses are blocked.Live addresses are blocked for every workspace.
Encrypted test loginsKept in a separate vault.Kept in a separate vault and never shown again.
Hosted in the EUYour data stays in Europe.Your tickets, screenshots and reports stay in Europe.
Never used to train AIUsed for your checks only.Your data is used for your checks, and nothing else.
Least access in JiraReads tickets, posts one comment.Reads tickets, posts one comment. Never moves or edits them.
Passwords blurredIn every screenshot kept.In every screenshot Orlo keeps.
Questions

Good to know

Does Orlo replace our automated tests?
No. Your tests check that old features keep working. Orlo checks each new ticket was built as asked. Most teams need both.No. Your tests check that old features keep working. Orlo checks each new ticket was built as asked. Most teams need both.
What if our tickets are vague?
Orlo asks when something is unclear, and suggests checks when a ticket has no acceptance criteria.Orlo asks when something is unclear, and suggests checks when a ticket has no acceptance criteria. It never quietly guesses.
Which tools does it work with?
Jira Cloud today, and any tracker by pasting a ticket. Linear, MCP, an open API and Figma are next.Jira Cloud today, and any other tracker by pasting a ticket. Linear, MCP, an open API and Figma are coming next.
How long does setup take?
About ten minutes: connect Jira, add your staging address and a test account.About ten minutes: connect Jira, add your staging address and a test account, and watch Orlo sign in once.
Who can see the reports?
Everyone in your workspace, at no extra cost.Everyone in your workspace, at no extra cost. You pay per workspace, not per person.

Check your next ticket before it ships.

When we open: 14 days free with 20 checks. Plans from €49 a month.

Founding customersThe first 20 teams get up to 50% off for their first year.Locked in for 12 months, in return for honest feedback.