A first draft, not a decision. This writes a document. A named accountable person still has to
read every line, edit it and own it. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Week 15 · The 50-App Year
A test strategy that forces the decision.
Answer seven questions about the project. Get a complete test strategy and test plan —
ranked risks, approach per risk, entry and exit criteria, an accepted-risk register with a signature
line, and the metrics that steer. The whole document is free. It opens in Word.
Seven questions
Every option changes the document. There are no decorative inputs — if a choice
did not alter the prose it was cut.
Your document
Risk register
Seeded from failure modes that actually happen to this kind of product. Tick what
applies, mark what you are accepting rather than mitigating, and name who accepted it — an accepted
risk with no name against it has not been accepted, it has only been recorded.
What is free, and what is not
The document is the free tier, complete. What is paid is what happens when you have
to defend it in a room.
The document
Free
All fifteen sections, conditionally assembled
Ranked risk register with seeded failure modes
Accepted-risk register and sign-off record
The visible coherence check
Word, Markdown and a re-importable project file
Works offline. No account, no email, nothing transmitted
Sign-Off Edition
$39
20 challenge notes — what the challenge sounds like, the answer, and the number to hold at
10 accepted-risk phrasings — wording that gets signed versus wording that gets disowned
8 rejected sections — the version that gets bounced, and the rewrite that passes
Estimate defensibility — six derivation rules and the two numbers a committee always attacks
A hostile-review prompt that argues with your document
All of it inline in the same export you are about to send