Start from the journey
Describe the flow in plain language, run it in a browser, and keep the resulting scenario and evidence near the code.
A small team often owns the product, the deploy, and the on call. Molar helps turn the highest consequence journeys into repeatable scenarios: the signup that needs an email, the checkout that needs a payment decision, and the webhook that changes state later.
Expected “Confirmed” after the payment callback.
The order remains “Pending”.
Describe the flow in plain language, run it in a browser, and keep the resulting scenario and evidence near the code.
Use stateful clones for the integration paths where vendor limits and real side effects make repeated CI uncomfortable.
The same scenario can become a CI check and, where configured, a scheduled check for an authorized environment.
Pick one revenue path and one activation path. A payment confirmation and an email verified signup usually reveal more than a long list of shallow page checks.
- status: pending + status: confirmed + receipt: attachedcommit 8e4c · 3 files changed
preview.acme.testSignup and verificationPassed
Invite a teammatePassed
Payment confirmationFailed
Molar is in private beta. Start with a high value journey, then expand coverage with our team as your deployment and repository connections grow.
Talk through your use casepayment_intent.succeededOpen checkoutScreenshot captured200
Confirm paymentPOST /webhooks/payment200
Receive receiptTest inbox matchedready
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Engineering, product, and platform teams can start a scenario together, with clear ownership of targets, expected behavior, and failure review.
Yes. The CLI and clone repositories include local paths; hosted execution requires the configured control plane and credentials.
Molar is rolling out in private beta. Contact us to discuss access and a plan for your highest value journeys.
Choose a concrete workflow. We’ll help you get the right setup for your application.