01
Runtime
The browser package is inspectable.
Teams can read the runtime that posts aggregate route behavior from their Next.js app.
- Provider
- Consent
- Events
Live state@trueclara/next
Open source
The code that runs in your app should be readable.
@trueclara/parser and @trueclara/next are the inspectable pieces teams install in their repos. The managed dashboard, ingestion, billing, and detector stay hosted.
PackagesApache 2.0
Runtime@trueclara/next
Parser@trueclara/parser
Manageddashboard + ingestion
Operating model
The page keeps one record moving.
Each product surface follows the same loop: define the route state, compare the release window, carry evidence into the decision.
02
Parser
The source-tree walker is open.
The parser can run locally or in CI and emits the deterministic route graph used by the dashboard.
- Routes
- Edges
- Graph JSON
Live state@trueclara/parser
03
Managed
The detector and warehouse are product infrastructure.
Regression detection, ingestion, billing, retention, and dashboard workflows are operated by TrueClara.
- Tinybird
- Postgres
- Slack OAuth
Live statehosted
04
Boundary
No self-host promise is implied.
Open packages support auditability and local verification. They are not a complete self-hosted product.
- Readable
- Verifiable
- Managed service
Live stateclear boundary
Before / after
Every surface moves from vague signal to attributed decision.
The redesign keeps comparison visible because the product promise is not more charts. It is a cleaner handoff from release to action.
Audit
Installed code is opaque.
The runtime and parser can be reviewed.CI
Route state is inferred later.
The parser emits graph artifacts during build.Scope
Open source claims imply self-hosting.
Installed packages and managed service boundaries are explicit.Get started
Run the open pieces. Let the hosted system operate the detector.
TrueClara keeps the repo-installed code auditable while preserving a reliable managed service.