Bug reported. Reproduced. Fix verified. Signed off.

A customer reports a bug.
We take it from there.

Kyron accompanies every bug from the first report to verified sign-off — autonomously, with screenshots as proof. Your team fixes. Kyron proves the fix works.

How it works Become a partner →
Up to 75 % of developer time
goes into debugging.
We give it back.
01 — How it works today
01
A customer reports a bug.
02
Support asks for details. Customer responds. Support asks again.
03
A developer gets pulled in. They try to reproduce the issue.
04
Half a day later: “Works on my end…”
05
The customer is still waiting.

Hours.
Sometimes days.

  • Bug reported — nobody knows if it’s real
  • Developer tries to reproduce — for hours
  • Fix deployed — nobody checks if it actually helped
  • Next release — old bugs resurface
  • QA team manually doing what Kyron could

Minutes.
Automatically.

  • Bug reported — Kyron proves if it’s real
  • Developer starts with full context
  • Fix deployed — Kyron verifies automatically
  • Next release — Kyron detects regressions
  • QA infrastructure that just runs
02 — What it costs today

The most expensive part
isn’t
the fix.

It’s everything before it. Coordination. Back-and-forth. Reproduction. Waiting. You pay for it every month — without your software getting any better.

Sources: Stripe Developer Coefficient · Raygun · IBM

17 h
Per week, per developer
Spent on average dealing with bugs — almost half the work week.
2,200 €
Per month, per developer
Just to understand, handle, and fix bugs. Not for new features.
30–50%
Of your development time
Goes to bugs instead of progress. Not an outlier — this is the norm.
We’re not building
demos. We’re building proof.
kyron · vlyby.de
App — The Orchestrator

Behind Kyron is a purpose-built operations tool — the Orchestrator. It coordinates agents, manages projects, and makes every step traceable. No black-box workflow: every pipeline phase, every token, every agent log is visible live. orchestrator.app.vlyby.de ↗

Kyron Orchestrator — Dashboard overview
Dashboard — Projects, open issues, agent activity, and knowledge base at a glance
Kyron Orchestrator — Job detail with pipeline
Job detail — Pipeline phases, agent log, and token usage in real time

~/in-the-wild

Kyron reproduces reported bugs in real open-source projects and attaches the proof publicly to the respective issue. Verifiable by anyone, nothing glossed over. If you landed here because you saw a kyron comment on an issue: welcome.

Live · continuously updated
Project
Issue
Reproduction
Report
go-gitea/gitea
#37383
confirmedPRs are showing already merged commits
view report ↗
go-gitea/gitea
#37371
confirmedPrivate users can be selected as a reviewer
view report ↗
go-gitea/gitea
#37221
confirmedIndexer will not search for all-numeric search terms
view report ↗
nocodb/nocodb
#13572
confirmedOnly Super Admin can change database order — other users cannot reorder databases
view report ↗
nocodb/nocodb
#13593
confirmedDragging records in Calendar Month View sets date to the first day of the week
view report ↗
# Every reproduction runs in an isolated sandbox, attaches an executable Playwright test to the issue, and is verifiably signed. No data exfiltration, no credentials touched. Are you a maintainer and want Kyron running on your project? Write to us →
03 — Where we’re headed
Today
Live

Prove bugs

Kyron takes a reported bug, reproduces it autonomously, and delivers the proof: screenshots, reproduction steps, clear result. Confirmed, refuted, or missing info — your team never starts from zero again.

Next up
In development

Verify fixes

The developer ships the fix. Kyron runs the same test against the new version — and delivers the proof: GREEN or RED. No more manual retesting.

After that
Planned

Detect regressions

With every new release, all known tests run automatically. Kyron reports what has degraded — before anyone notices manually.

Later
Planned

Anticipate bugs

Kyron explores the app autonomously and finds bugs before customers report them. Fully autonomous QA infrastructure — no manual trigger needed.

We’re looking for
strategic
partners.

You’re responsible for a large software product and drowning in bug reports? Then we should talk.

We’re looking for teams that feel this pain every day — and want to show, together with us, what’s possible when bugs explain themselves.

No pitch deck. No form. Just write.

hi@vlyby.de →