Evidence you can follow
Exact-source links, many-to-many task/QA relationships and explicit verification states.
Follow the evidenceThe product
One workspace for the full delivery story.
Write the context, turn it into accountable work, plan the delivery, and retain the evidence of what was tested.
Documentation that stays connected
Write living requirements and decisions with hierarchy, contextual comments, revisions, comparison and restoration. Link work to an exact block or selected text.
Accountable work, with room for your process
Configurable boards, assignees, dependencies, subtasks, checklists, labels and bulk actions keep delivery organized.
Native test management
Organize suites and structured cases, execute runs, retain revisions and turn failed or blocked evidence into linked defects.
Planning from backlog to release
Coordinate cycles, milestones and releases. Use timelines, calendars, time tracking and effort reports to inspect delivery.
Connected beyond a single task.
Coordination across projects
Portfolio, health updates, workload, capacity and formal approvals provide a shared view of delivery.
Automation with defined rules
Configure task rules and recurring work. QA signals do not silently complete tasks.
Reviewed AI assistance
When enabled, draft writing and proposed tasks or Test Cases for explicit review and acceptance. Availability depends on deployment configuration.
Development and CI evidence
Read-only GitHub evidence supports one repository per project. Scoped API access includes projects:read, tasks:read and test-results:write; JUnit ingestion matches existing cases and diagnoses unmatched results.
Keep QA portable
Import compatible CSV/XML and export your library. Yetea consumes CI results; it does not execute your CI tests.
Explore test managementFeature availability depends on the current offer and, for integrations and AI, deployment configuration. See current access and proposed plans.
Ship confidently. Breathe easy.
Make your next release
easier to account for.
Keep the requirement, the work, and the test evidence together. Start with one real project.