About Vindex

We built Vindex because requirements quality keeps deciding sprint outcomes.

Matthias and the Auxiliary Digital team kept seeing the same pattern: teams did not have a delivery problem first. They had requirements that looked ready, then created rework once engineering started.

Used in our work

Auxiliary Digital uses Vindex every day.

The tool came from our own delivery process. We use it to review story health before planning, so the same problems do not keep turning into sprint rework.

Built inside Auxiliary Digital

Used by the team every day

Draft
Score
Plan

Every day

Used in Auxiliary Digital delivery work

Before planning

Where story health gets checked

  • Stories looked ready in planning, then turned into rework by Wednesday.
  • Teams were arguing over estimates when the real problem was unclear scope.
  • Acceptance criteria were missing, vague, or impossible to test.

Why we built it

Vindex started as a way to stop Requirements Roulette in our own work.

At Auxiliary Digital, we help teams ship software. The hardest delivery problems rarely start as code problems. They start as vague scope, missing acceptance criteria, hidden dependencies, and outcomes no one can test.

We use Vindex every day because it gives our team a clear quality gate before work reaches planning. That daily use is why we want to bring it to your organization too.

Built from real delivery work

Auxiliary Digital uses Vindex every day on the work we plan, review, and deliver. The product exists because the problem kept showing up in real projects.

Focused on story health

Vindex gives product and engineering a shared read on whether a story is actually ready, before planning turns ambiguity into delivery risk.

Designed for serious teams

Requirements often carry product, customer, and operational context. Vindex is built with security and data boundaries in mind from the start.

Bring it to your team

If requirements are slowing delivery down, Vindex can show you where.

Start with a CSV, run a focused pilot, or talk with the Auxiliary Digital team about how story health fits your workflow.