Hey HN, I’m a product designer on a payments team. Every time we were close to shipping a feature, we’d run a bug bash in a giant Google doc or spreadsheet: copy the spec in, write the test cases, ask people to mark Pass/Fail, paste screenshots, then manually turn everything into Jira tickets. It worked, but it always felt a bit painful.

Instead of another heavy test management tool, I wanted something that feels closer to the tools we actually like using. More Linear/Notion, less old-school QA.

With Preflight, you paste your product requirements and Figma link and get an initial set of test cases from an LLM. You bug bash together in real time, add notes and screenshots when things fail, and create Jira or Linear tickets in one click from failing steps. At the end, you get a snapshot you can share to decide if the release is ready.

Preflight is in beta, and free to use for now.

Thanks for checking it out, I’d really appreciate any feedback on whether this matches how you run bug bashes or dogfooding today, and if not, what would need to change for it to be useful to you?