QA evidence capture · built for the AI era
Purpose-built for testing software and proving it works. Designed for the AI era.
A signed record. Actor, content, and time, bound at the moment of capture.
Why Microfilm
Screen, voice, and screenshots recorded against the exact thing you're testing — not stitched together afterward.
Every verdict is signed and append-only. The record can’t be quietly edited later, and you can prove it — the day an auditor asks, you export instead of reconstruct.
Failures arrive in dev tickets and agent context already explained. Nobody opens a thread to ask what happened.
The workflow
The tester's workbench: the Active queue on the left, the open ticket on the right with its checks, expected results, bound evidence, and multi-modal capture (Shot / Video / Voice / note).
A lightweight app sits beside your browser. Your assigned tests, the acceptance criteria, the linked ticket, and prior notes all live next to the work — so you’re not touring Jira, then git, then Slack to figure out what you’re verifying. Narrate as you go; it records the screen, what you see, and what you say, together.
Mark each check pass, fail, or blocked, and sign it. The evidence behind every verdict is bound to it. When you’re done, attest the session and file it — one freeze step turns the work into a record.
A failed check posts a structured comment to the linked Jira or Linear ticket: what was tested, what you saw, and a deep link to the capture. Your coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, whatever you run — read the same context through a native MCP server. The fix loop starts with the full story already in hand.
Requirements → acceptance criteria → test cases → evidence → signatures, linked as the work happens. When something regresses, the history is one query away: when it last passed, who ran it, what they saw. When an audit comes, you export — you don’t reconstruct.
Your captures are isolated to your tenant, hosted in US regions, and never used to train any model. You set retention. SSO/SAML, SCIM, role-based access, and signed access logs come standard.
Create a workspace for your team, or download the free capture app and record your first session.