Draft, pending legal review. This page describes intended practice for early pilots. It is not a contract, a certification claim or a security attestation.
Last updated October 2026
About QI
QI doesn't run the test. QI reconstructs what the test proves.
Who builds it
QI is built by a team of four engineers working full-time from Hyderabad, India. We are early-stage and talking with aerospace, space and defense hardware teams about how qualification evidence is assembled after a test campaign.
What it is
QI reads the records a team already has (requirements, procedures, test data, configuration and calibration records, nonconformance logs, reports), links them to each other with the exact source of every claim, flags what is missing or inconsistent, and produces a traceable requirement-to-evidence matrix. Engineers accept, reject or correct every link and decide every gap.
Where it stands
- It is a prototype. The demo on this website uses synthetic data.
- It has not been validated on customer data, and no customer pilot has been completed.
- Automated tests and a synthetic evaluation exist; real-document and real-model performance have not been measured.
What it is not
- Not a requirements, PLM or test-execution system.
- Not a telemetry platform or a general-purpose engineering chatbot.
- Not an autonomous qualification or certification authority, and it holds no certifications.
- Not for classified, export-controlled or CUI data.
Talk to us
If you run qualification campaigns and would walk us through a finished one, use the form on the home page. Our security and data-handling page explains what we can and cannot accept.