Unattended Works — evidence system
Products that work while you don't.
Fixed-price, self-serve products that run on their own and hand back evidence. No discovery calls. No proposals. No custom-scope theater. You buy a defined thing, it runs unattended, and it returns artifacts you can check.
Operating rules
Fixed price
One published price per product. If it needs a quote, it is not a product yet.
Self-serve
Buy it, run it, download the result. No scheduling, no intake call, no account manager.
Evidence-backed
Every finding carries the artifact that produced it. No artifact, no finding.
Bounded
Each product publishes what it will never do, before you buy it.
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The product ladder
One product ships first. The rest of the ladder is published as intent, not as inventory — each item is marked planned until it can actually be bought.
Automated Website Evidence Audit
Nine evidence domains, one prioritized remediation ledger.
Launching soonNot buyable yet
Autonomous Host Readiness Audit
Nine readiness domains, one weighted verdict, every gap named.
PlannedNot buyable yet
Operator Kits
A packaged procedure an operator can run without inventing it first.
PlannedNot buyable yet
Continuous Evidence Monitoring
The same audit, on a schedule, with diffs instead of dashboards.
PlannedNot buyable yet
Deployment Kits
A known-good path from repository to a served, verified site.
PlannedNot buyable yet
Research Packs
A bounded question, answered with sources you can check.
PlannedNot buyable yet
Evidence Dashboards
A static view over evidence you already own.
PlannedNot buyable yet
Compatibility Subscriptions
Kits and audits kept current against the tools they depend on.
PlannedNot buyable yet
First product · 9 evidence domains
What the audit records
Each domain publishes what it checks, what artifact it keeps as proof, and what it does not cover. The limits are part of the specification.
Desktop and mobile rendering
Record what a real browser engine paints at fixed viewports, so layout claims are settled by an image and a measurement rather than by memory.
Accessibility
Check the machine-checkable part of WCAG 2.1 AA and say plainly that the rest still needs a person.
Technical SEO and metadata
Inventory the machine-readable claims a page makes about itself and flag the ones that contradict each other.
Privacy and third-party surface
Record what the page contacts and what it stores, so the privacy policy can be compared against observed behaviour.
Asset integrity
Prove that every local asset the page references actually resolves, because a green build does not.
Link resolution
Follow every discovered link once and record what came back.
Browser console and page errors
Capture the errors a visitor's browser already reports and nobody reads.
Interaction probes
Exercise the parts of a page that only misbehave once touched.
Prioritized remediation ledger
Turn findings into an ordered list of work, so the report ends in a decision rather than a feeling.
Stated in advance
What we will not do
- Sell you a call to find out what you need.
- Score your site out of one hundred.
- Publish a finding we cannot prove.
- Load a third-party tracker on this site or in a report.
- Show you a customer logo, a testimonial, or a usage number we do not have.
Operator note
Why this is packaged as a product
Unattended Works is a product company for work that should not require a meeting. The premise is narrow: a large amount of operational work is repeatable, checkable, and boring enough that a machine should do it while you are asleep — and the reason it is still sold as consulting is packaging, not difficulty.
So the packaging is the product. A fixed price, published. A defined scope, published. A list of things the run will never do, published. An output format, published before the product ships. What you get back is evidence: screenshots, response headers, console transcripts, DOM assertions, and an ordered list of what to fix.
The first product is an automated website evidence audit. It is not live yet.