Make every company claim provable.
The numbers on your marketing site were true when someone wrote them. Claim connects each one to the telemetry behind it and tells you when reality moves away.
- 99.9% uptime/pricing99.94%90-day availabilityVerified
- Data deleted within 30 days/security26 daysOldest pending deletionVerified
- Support replies within 4 hours/enterprise5h 12mp95 first response, this monthNot supportable
- Saves teams 8 hours a week/—No control can measure thisNothing measures this
- Trusted by 5,000 businesses/—No control can measure a countNothing measures this
Your website makes measurable promises. Nothing measures them.
What you can already see
- Public claims
- Written once
- Uptime page
- Automated
- Benchmarks
- From last year
- Customer count
- Rounded up
What nothing tells you
- Which claims are still true this quarter.
- Which have no measurement behind them at all.
- Which one a competitor could disprove in an afternoon.
This is unit testing for the things your company says in public. Most claims pass. The interesting ones are the two that do not.
From a sentence on a page to a monitored value.
- 01
Collect
Nogu reads claims from the pages you list on your site, and quotes each one.
- 02
Define
Each becomes a measurable statement: the metric, the threshold, the window.
- 03
Measure
The value is measured by Nogu's uptime checks, or sent by your own monitoring.
- 04
Flag
Verified, at risk, not supportable, nothing measures this, or evidence expired — with the number that decided it, where there is one.
Sources this product is designed to read
Your website work without a connector. The rest are sources the model is built for and cannot be connected yet. The app never offers a provider whose consent flow it cannot complete.
Claims
- Your website (available today)
- Docs
- Security pages
- Sales decks
Evidence
- Datadog
- Grafana
- PostHog
- Stripe
- AWS
Ownership
- Slack
- Linear
- Notion
Claim is in beta.
Built and running: a claim binds to a control, its status is re-derived from that control every time it is read rather than stored, and a public badge stops saying so the moment the measurement stops passing. Nogu reads the pages you list on your own domain, quotes each claim, and proposes a control using your own figure.