Your teams ship more code each week than any QA team can check by hand, and coding agents keep widening that gap. Momentic closes it. Tests live as files in your own repository, runs happen inside your own network, and a full regression suite finishes in parallel instead of overnight. SOC 2 Type 2, SAML SSO, SCIM, and audit logs are ready for the security review.
SOC 2 Type 2 · SAML SSO · SCIM · Audit logs · 99.99% uptime SLA
steps: - click: The "Audit log" tab - assert: The audit log lists the export event - assert: The audit log lists the export event, the actor and the time - act: Filter the audit log to the last 24 hours - assert: Only today's events are listed
117,010 bugs caught before deploy
99.99%
Uptime SLA
SOC 2
Type 2 audited
1,000s
Parallel browsers
100s
Parallel simulators and emulators
An enterprise rollout asks three questions in order: can we approve it, can it reach our application, and does it hold up once every team uses it.
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SOC 2 Type 2 reports sit in the Trust Center, and data is encrypted in transit and at rest. SAML SSO with SCIM provisioning connects Momentic to your identity provider, role-based access control limits who can change a test, and audit logs record what changed. Tests are YAML files in your own source control, so changing one means opening a pull request instead of editing a row in a vendor's database.
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Hosted runs need no provisioning. The CLI can run the browser or the device on your own machine or CI runner instead, so a private VPC, an environment behind a VPN, a preview deployment, or localhost stays reachable. There is no tunnel, and no IP address to allowlist.
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Hundreds of iOS simulators and Android emulators run at once, and thousands of browsers, so a large regression suite finishes inside a pull-request check instead of overnight. Billing follows the tests you run, not the number of devices that run them.
Platform teams ask about the controls. Mobile teams ask about scale. Engineers keep using whichever tool stays out of their way, so all three have to hold.
Momentic is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and independently audited, with reports in the Trust Center. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning connect Momentic to your identity provider, role-based access control limits who can change what, and audit logs record account and test activity.
Built to clear a security review.
Every Momentic test is a YAML file in your source control. Tests move through branches, pull requests, and release tags with the application code, so a test change is visible, revertible, and attributable to a person. There is no second system of record to reconcile.
A test change is a pull request.
The CLI runs the browser or the mobile device inside your own network, on a developer machine or a CI runner. That covers a private VPC, an environment behind a VPN, a preview deployment, and localhost. None of them have to be exposed to the internet first.
Test the environment you cannot expose.
Momentic provisions hundreds of parallel iOS simulators and Android emulators, and thousands of parallel browsers. How long a suite takes then depends on how wide it runs, not on how many tests it holds. Coverage can grow without engineers waiting longer on a pull request.
More tests, same wait.
Device farms charge for every parallel slot, and per-seat tools charge for the people who never open them. Momentic bills for the tests you run, so an engineer, a product manager, or a coding agent can each start a run without a license conversation first.
Nobody buys a seat to start a run.
The same authoring model, the same configuration, and the same run results cover browser tests, native and cross-platform mobile applications, and Mo, the AI QA agent that explores the application and returns recordings with reproduction steps. Coding agents work through the same CLI and MCP server your engineers use.
One setup for every surface you ship.
Enterprise accounts include priority support, a dedicated account manager, onboarding, proactive health checks, and a 99.99% uptime SLA backed contractually. Migrations from an existing Playwright, Appium, Espresso, or XCUITest suite run with our team, flow by flow, while the old suite keeps running.
A named owner, not a ticket queue.
Trusted in production by large engineering organizations.
Notion, Retool, Webflow, Xero, SPS Commerce, Collectors, and Runway use Momentic to hold quality while their teams ship every day.
“Momentic gave us a fast and reliable way to validate Poe.com's AI responses, even when they weren't deterministic.”
30 min
daily test execution, down from 7 hours
500+
manual test cases replaced
100%
critical tests created in one month
Same authoring model. Same APIs. Same test files.
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Hosted execution, local and CI runs, parallelism, and full run observability.
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End-to-end browser testing on Chromium, Google Chrome, and Chrome for Testing.
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Native Swift and cross-platform iOS builds on local or hosted simulators.
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Native Android, React Native, Expo, and Flutter apps on local or remote emulators.
Yes. Momentic is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and independently audited. Compliance reports are available in the Trust Center. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Yes. Enterprise accounts use SAML single sign-on with SCIM provisioning against your identity provider, role-based access control for permissions, and audit logs of account and test activity.
Yes. When tests run through the Momentic CLI, the browser or the mobile device executes on your own machine or CI runner, inside your own network. That covers a private VPC, an environment behind a VPN, a preview deployment, and localhost, with no tunnel and no IP allowlist.
Not today. Momentic is a hosted platform with local and CI execution: the control plane runs in Momentic's cloud, and test execution can run entirely inside your network through the CLI. If you have a strict data-residency requirement, raise it with our team during the review, because the answer depends on which data must stay inside your boundary.
You own them. Every test is a YAML file in your own source control, so tests are reviewed in pull requests, versioned with the application, and readable without Momentic. If you stop using Momentic, the definition of how your product should behave stays in your repository.
Momentic provisions hundreds of parallel iOS simulators and Android emulators, and thousands of parallel browsers. Large suites are also sharded across CI jobs, so a suite can grow and still finish inside a pull-request check.
No. Enterprise pricing follows the tests you run rather than the number of parallel devices or the number of licensed users. Device farms charge for each concurrent slot and per-seat tools charge for people who never open them. Neither model fits a team where engineers, product managers, and coding agents all start runs.
Not today. Mobile tests run on iOS simulators and Android emulators, locally or on Momentic-hosted infrastructure. Physical devices are on the roadmap without a committed date. Flows that need real hardware, such as an eSIM install, a camera, or a biometric prompt, still need a device lab.
Existing Playwright, Appium, Espresso, and XCUITest suites are migrated flow by flow, with our team, starting from the flows that fail most often or cost the most to maintain. The old suite keeps running while the migration proceeds, so no release depends on a cutover date.
Priority support, a dedicated account manager, onboarding, proactive health checks, and a 99.99% uptime SLA backed contractually.
Yes. Coding agents work through the same CLI and MCP server that engineers use, so a run an agent starts uses the same project configuration, secret handling, and audit logging. The tests an agent writes arrive as YAML in a pull request, where a person reviews them.
Start free from the website Sign up button or with the npx @momentic/wizard@latest command, then contact our team for an enterprise trial. The trial covers your security review, your identity provider, and one real flow in your own application.
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