Software is built in pieces. People experience the whole.

Molar follows a browser action through your app and the payment, email, and identity services behind it.

Built by Pratik Rana.

Integration work at Wayground led to a question: why do we test screens separately when customers depend on systems working together?

Meet the founder

The screen can look right while a record is missing.

At Wayground, formerly Quizizz, Pratik worked on integrations with Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle, and Brightspace. A browser could look correct while a grade, roster, or assignment quietly failed to arrive.

Source systemCourseworkGrade submitted 98Roster updated yes

handoff

Destination systemGradebookGrade received —Roster updated yes

The screens looked fine.The records disagreed.

Illustrated example

The diagram shows the problem Molar is meant to surface: did the customer’s task finish, or did one system merely say it did? It is an explanation of the problem, not a Molar run.

From LMS
integrations to
browser checks.

Pratik Rana

Founder · Bengaluru, India

Pratik is a computer science and artificial intelligence graduate of Plaksha University. Before Molar, he worked on LMS integrations and data-sync systems at Wayground, formerly Quizizz. Molar grew from wanting to move that cross-system investigation earlier, before a release reaches a customer.

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Watch Molar test a checkout and a team invitation.

These controlled examples show a browser task alongside the state it changes. Synthetic accounts are used where needed.

The cart the agent built: two items, total $147.00

Buy two items and check the order

The browser agent signs in to a test store, pays in test mode and checks the confirmation.

See every step

Admin browser confirming an invitation was created in the controlled test app

Invite a teammate

Watch an invitation move from the admin screen through email and membership state.

Watch the recorded run

Where Molar is today.

The beta

Anyone can create a free workspace. Every organization gets the same daily limits, and we can help set up your first test of your own app on a call.

What we are building

Browser checks you can run while you code, on every pull request and on a schedule in production, with the steps, screenshots and network log behind each result.

Company details.

Operator: Molar is built and operated by Pratik Rana in Bengaluru, India. Molar Labs is the name we trade under. It is not yet an incorporated company.
Contact: pratik@molar.it, for product, security and privacy questions.
Hosting: Microsoft Azure in India. See Security and Subprocessors for where data goes.