- SI Score
- 80/100
- Pricing
- Not confirmed
- Free plan
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What it does
Momentic is an AI testing platform. Its agent, Mo, explores an app from a prompt and returns findings, recordings, and repro steps. Tests are written in plain-English YAML and kept in your repository. Runs happen locally through the CLI or in CI, on web browsers, iOS simulators, and Android emulators. An MCP server lets coding agents write, run, and debug tests. The site offers a free trial, a signup page, and a sales contact form.
The site describes three agent routes: Mo, the AI QA engineer, agentic testing with goals plus YAML steps and assertions, and an MCP server for coding agents. Supported platforms are web (Chromium and Chrome on local or hosted browsers), iOS (local or Momentic-hosted simulators), and Android (local or hosted emulators). Tests can run on your own machines, in CI, or on Momentic-hosted infrastructure. The CLI authors and runs tests from a terminal, and CI runs the suite on every push from GitHub Actions, GitLab, or another provider. Features include a Knowledge base for product terminology and business rules, an app graph of screens and flows seen during runs, AI triage of failing steps with screenshots and traces, and permanent healing that proposes test-file edits for review. CLI exit codes can serve as required checks before merging or deploying. The site links to pricing, a signup page, a sales contact form, documentation, developer guides, a blog, and a changelog. A free trial is offered.