For operations & compliance
Proof a buyer can check.
A certificate that names the release, the claims verified against it, and the scans it passed. No technical language on that path — it reads like a document, because it is one.
Certificates that expire when your software changes.
Release readiness, on the record.
Readygate draws on both Seatrial engines — Assay’s verified claims and the Sentinel scans behind your monitors — and issues a version-locked release certificate: what was verified, what passed, who signed off, which release it covers. Ship a new release and the certificate flips to stale on its own until it is re-verified and re-issued.
CertifiedRelease shipsStaleRe-verify, re-issueCertified
Why it exists
Every release quietly invalidates yesterday’s sign-off.
Readygate detects what changed, forces the re-check, and puts what is verified about the release you just shipped on the record. It is built for teams that have to prove it — to a buyer, an auditor, or their own board.
Claim exports
Every claim, with its receipt.
What the software says it does, and the verification each claim passed, exported alongside the certificate in a format an auditor can file.
Release certificates
On the record, per release.
Every release earns a certificate covering what was verified when it shipped. Version-locked, so a stale sign-off can never pass as current.
Early access
Get on the Readygate waitlist.
Readygate is the enterprise SKU in the Seatrial line. Tell us which door is yours and we will bring you in as it opens.
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