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A URL or app build and one sentence about what matters. Mo asks if anything is unclear, then gets to work.
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Mo, the AI QA.
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Your agents ship more code than your team can review. Point Mo at your app on web, iOS, or Android and say what matters. Mo bug bashes your product and files bugs, each with a recording and repro steps.
We white-glove onboard everyone on the waitlist and make sure you're all set up.
How it works.
No tests to write or maintain. Give Mo an objective, then review the report or hand it to your coding agent to fix.
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Bash
Mo explores your product across dozens of hosted browsers, emulators, and simulators at once. It works through real user flows and digs into whatever breaks.
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Report
Bugs land in Slack, email, or the Momentic app with proof attached. Fix them yourself or hand them to your coding agent.
Trusted by enterprise engineering teams.
“We pointed it at staging before a release and it found 27 bugs in an afternoon. Nobody wrote a test. The engineers just got the report.”
Senior Engineering Manager
A Fortune 1000 file-collaboration platform with 700M+ registered users
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Bugs from one bug bash
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Agents exploring at once
2 days
Of manual QA automated in a single run
Mo, answered.
How much of my product does Mo actually cover?
As much as you point Mo at, on web, iOS, and Android. Mo works through real user flows instead of a fixed script. The report lands in Slack, email, or the Momentic app when it's done.
Do I ever have to write or maintain tests?
No. There is no test suite. You give Mo an objective and read the report.
We already point a coding agent at Playwright. Why Mo?
With Mo there's no test suite to write or maintain. Point it at each release, read the report, or hand the report to your coding agent.
We have coding agents but no QA team. Is Mo for us?
Yes. Mo is built for teams where agents merge more code than anyone has time to review and nobody owns QA full time.
What does Mo need to reach my staging environment?
A URL or build our hosted browsers, emulators, and simulators can reach, plus a test account. Mo asks for credentials when needed, and they never leave the session.
How does Mo decide what counts as a bug?
Every finding comes with a recording, repro steps, and Mo's reasoning. When Mo isn't sure, Mo files a question instead of a bug.
How is this priced?
We're working that out with the first teams we onboard. You'll hear pricing before you get access.
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