The ChangeGuard demo · real product · live environment · 1:42
A change is about to go to production.
Watch ChangeGuard AI judge it against the environment it will actually enter — SHIP, HOLD or BLOCK, with the reasons in plain terms — then observe what happened after it deployed, propose the fix when something went wrong, and keep the whole story on one permanent record.
Read the transcript
Every verdict in this recording is the product's own answer, produced live against northwind-prod. Nothing staged, nothing mocked.
Proposed change→
Environment→
Judgment: SHIP / HOLD / BLOCK→
Deployment→
Observed outcome→
Remediation if needed→
Permanent history
3
verdicts produced live in the recording — HOLD, BLOCK, SHIP
2
real outcomes from real pull requests — one success, one incident
1
verified fix, proposed by ChangeGuard, approved by a person
0
mockups, staged data or re-drawn screens
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The same story, one screen at a time
Every screen below is the real product (app.changeguard.ai) against a live environment. Use the list, the arrows, or your keyboard.
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For technical buyers · the 5-minute version
Under the story: the evidence, the pipeline, the authority
The same run, a few screens deeper. Click any screen to enlarge it.
What is real here
Nothing on this page was staged
The product
Every screen is app.changeguard.ai as it is today. No mockups, no re-drawn UI, no captured JSON rendered to look like a product.
The environment
northwind-prod is a live environment belonging to Northwind, a synthetic customer we run exactly the way a customer would — connected read-only, watched continuously.
The verdicts
The HOLD, the BLOCK and the SHIP were produced live while the demo was recorded. The two outcome records come from real pull requests that were judged, deployed and observed.
Judge your own change in the next five minutes.
Start free and describe a change in Preflight — no environment required for your first verdict. When you're ready, connect an environment and GitHub, and every pull request gets the same judgment.