Complete the work
behind the login.
Download an invoice, update a record, or fill in a form. Give Molar the task, the website, and the access it needs.
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Tell Molar what to do: download an invoice, fill in a form, collect data, or test your app. Watch the browser work and review the result.
Find the invoice and download a copy.
Choose what you need done. Molar works through the page and brings back a result you can inspect.
Give a human or an agent the same foundations: an authorized target, an observable browser, and a result to inspect.
Give Molar a URL and a task. Set the scope, the credentials it can use, and the outcome you expect.
Molar observes the page, takes an action, checks what changed, and uses that state to choose its next step.
Get a structured outcome and artifact references. Inspect the work, reuse a flow, or hand the evidence to an agent.
What changed? Did the page reach the expected state? Where did the journey stop?
Molar pairs browser execution with verification and trace evidence. Your next decision starts from the observed outcome.
Follow the evidenceA guest shouldn’t see private projects. A member shouldn’t change billing. Plan checks across roles, devices, and account states with Molar Swarm.
Preview Availability is confirmed for your beta setup.
Keep the checks you plan separate from the results you’ve observed. See which combinations need another look.
Explore SwarmStart a task, extract structured data, verify a claim, or inspect a trace. CLI and MCP interfaces let your tools work from the same browser evidence.
molar run "find the latest invoice" \
--url https://staging.example.com \
--jsonInstall and configure Molar first. Read the quickstart
Explore with Cartographer. Control dependencies with Clones. Check releases with Guard. Understand failures with Trace.
Discover meaningful paths through your application.
Explore CartographerKeep service state, time, and test data under control.
Explore ClonesExpected “Confirmed” after the payment callback.
The order remains “Pending”.
Run important journeys as part of your release workflow.
Explore GuardConnect the browser outcome to the evidence behind it.
Explore TraceMolar for QA combines browser execution with stateful test services, release checks, and debugging. Put a complete user journey under test, including the dependencies behind it.
Explore Molar for QAHave a specific workflow in mind?
Let’s talk it through
Run authorized browser tasks, explore application flows, extract structured data, verify page outcomes, and inspect the resulting evidence. The QA product uses these same browser foundations.
Developers building browser workflows, teams automating repetitive web tasks, and AI agents that need to use and verify an application.
Use plain-language goals through the dashboard, CLI, or MCP, and use Playwright-oriented workflows when you want editable browser code. Availability depends on your deployment and the current beta coverage.
You define the target, authorization, credentials, and goal. Unsupported or sensitive steps can require input. Failed, blocked, and completed are distinct outcomes.
Use the Molar CLI or an MCP-compatible client. Start with the developer documentation to configure the endpoint, credentials, and scopes for your environment.
Start with a concrete task. Give your team and agents a browser they can work with.