And now it builds with method, hunts the bug in production and hardens security — returning every result with auditable proof. TriageHub is the control repository where the machine does the heavy work and your team approves what ships.
Human approves. Evidence proves. Nothing ships without backing.
The Triage family treats all three stages with the same discipline: signals become auditable evidence, and nothing is declared done without an objective arbiter. Each product keeps its own world — together they close the loop.
Method, evidence and governance in AI-assisted development — evidence decides the “DONE”.
Defensive triage that turns scattered signals into auditable findings, with human approval.
Bug hunting with method — for the bug that doesn't return and the “done” that proves itself.
The three share the same evidence grammar, but today are acquired separately — you adopt what you need, when you need it.
Evidence decides what's done.
AI-assisted development governed end to end: project Constitution, sensors as arbiters of “DONE”, and [A]/[P]/[?] backing on every claim. For the dev who ships and the CTO who needs proof, not a promise.
See TriageCode →The AI explains, the human approves.
A governance and security-triage layer — not an “AI dashboard”. Every decision enters a SHA-256 audit chain. Multi-tenant from the base, with execution isolation. Compliance-grade rigor.
See TriageShield →The bug that doesn't come back.
Bug hunting with method, instead of the reactive hunt that never ends. From signal to traceable repair: the bug that doesn't return and the “done” that proves itself. Direct, operational, hands-on — already live.
See TriageBug →“Lastro” means ballast — what anchors a claim. The wordmark concepts keep the names and build a new visual system around the anchored-target mark.
No public pricing and no self-service: choose the level of conversation that makes sense for your team — from a quick diagnosis to an architecture deep-dive.