What you can check
Every kind of thing Vraelis is for, and whether it works today.
- Outcome
- You know whether Vraelis can check what you built, today.
- Does not do
- A surface is listed as Live only after a real failing case ran end to end on it.
Vraelis is for anything people build and ship: websites, web and desktop apps, SDKs, and connected devices such as drones and robots. Today it checks what a real browser can reach. The list below says, for each kind, whether it works now.
| Surface | Status at the time | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Recorded task reports | Live | Reported task states, reviewed locally against explicit criteria. |
| Deployed web applications | Live | A real browser on the public address you name: production, staging or a preview deployment. |
| Connected devices, through their web control panel | Live | Drones, robots and fleets, through the web panel that runs them. |
| Live device access | Not built | The device itself: its own API, telemetry and commands, not only its panel. |
| Desktop and native mobile applications | Not built | Electron and native apps, run the way a user runs them. |
| SDKs and libraries | Not built | Your SDK's own examples, run and checked against what they should do. |
| Readiness for US and EU rules | Not built | Consent, accessibility, cancellation and device security, as evidence for your auditor or counsel. |
| Local and private addresses | Not covered | localhost and private networks are refused before a run starts, and nothing is charged. |
Readiness is evidence, not certification
When readiness checks ship, each result will say which rule it was checked against, on what date, and whether a person still needs to look. That is evidence for your auditor or counsel. It is not a certification, and it is not legal advice.