Antoine Bouchet
President, product
Built Air Liquide’s e-commerce site, and watched three test automation projects fail there. He took it personally.
4 humans and a canary who never sleeps.
Guess who’s on call.
Steven Pescheteau
CEO and CTO
Ten years as a tech lead, from self-driving shuttles to banking systems. He taught Pip the difference between a button that moves and a real bug.
Julia Bornert
Sales and customers
Eight years selling software. She runs the demos live on your site. When Pip finds a bug during the demo, she pretends to be surprised.
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Hugo Bollon
Developer
First employee. He writes the code Pip tests first. Awkward.
Pip
On call
Doesn’t sleep. Eats nothing but bugs. Rehired in 2026 after forty years out of work.
And an advisor who knows a thing or two: Olivier Gaudin, founder and CEO of Sonar for 15 years, a world leader in code quality.
Rehired in 2026
Why a canary?
In 1986, canaries were laid off from the mines.
Nobody talks about it any more. We found that unacceptable.
We wanted to do something for their cause. So we hired them back.
They watch over your checkout. And every other journey on your site.
The Qanary team, still outraged.
And Qanary, then?
Antoine watched three test automation projects fail on a large e-commerce site. Steven spent ten years where reliability is not up for negotiation. Julia heard customers complain about bugs in their tools far too often.
They decided e-commerce deserved its own canary. One that doesn’t just test: it looks after quality for you.
What keeps us going
Honesty
We tell you what Qanary does today, and what it will do tomorrow. Never the other way round.
Proactivity
Pip doesn’t wait for the bug to find you. Neither do we.
High standards
A test that cries wolf for nothing is a bug. We treat it as one.
Enjoyment
You can build a serious tool without taking yourself seriously. Pip sees to it.
SoonWe’re hiring: engineering, sales, product, marketing. Write to us at contact@qanary.dev.
Bugs only. Promise.