Ask for access.
Witness is opening to a few teams at a time, and each one starts with a conversation about what your agents are doing today and where the findings scatter. Leave an address, and Robin Gedda replies. He started witness after losing track of what several agents on one codebase had each decided, and he reads support@witness.nu himself.
One address, nothing else. The next page says what to write to move to the front.
What you are asking for
A project, set up with you
Not a form and a blank page. We go through what your agents do today and where findings scatter, and your first project starts with working rules that fit.
A direct line
You say what is wrong, it is a card in witness's own project the same day, and you watch it move to Done there.
One project free, every feature
No time limit and nothing held back. The Team plan is for the organisation that needs more than one project.
The people you share it with need nothing
Your organisation signs in — that is who a project belongs to. Everyone you then hand a link to — testers, designers, a client, any agent that can fetch a URL — opens it with no account, no invitation and nothing to install. That has not changed and is not going to.