Run your first check
Follow the setup, authorize a target, and run one concrete browser claim from the terminal.
Set up, test, and debug with Molar.
Find the guide for your next task: run a browser check, connect a test service, or give a coding agent a result it can read.
Your appStart here
Create an accountEmail verified
Buy a planPayment received
Workspace readyAccess checked
Follow signup, payment, and account access in this example.Explore the app map
Connect the service behind it
Clone references show how to control payment, email, auth, SMS, and storage behavior in a test.
Give an agent readable output
MCP and JSON references show how an agent can discover a tool, wait for the result, and open the cited run files.
Suggested reading path
Install the CLI and check a page. Add the relevant clone for payment, email, or storage. Then read the Guard guide to put the scenario in CI.
- Quickstart and CLI
- Clone catalog and examples
- MCP auth and tools
$ molar verify "login works" --url http://localhost:3000 --jsontask status · trace referencescreenshots · browser steps inspect and rerunMatch the guide to the job
Open the payment guide for checkout, identity guide for sign-in, or MCP reference for a coding agent. Each link takes you to the next setup step.
PaymentsPayments, subscriptions and callbacks
SMS & voiceMessages and verification codes
EmailInboxes and delivery
AuthIdentities and sessions
StorageBuckets and objects
Each Clone implements specific service behavior. Confirm the API paths your app uses.
Documentation
Setup, credentials, and the complete reference.
Guides & field notes
Testing approaches you can put to work.
Changelog
Follow what is changing across the product.
Molar for agents
Connect the CLI or your MCP client.
Recorded browser check
Watch a real add-and-remove check with its observed result.
Frequently asked questions
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Where is the public documentation?
Open Documentation from the Resources menu for setup instructions and the current CLI, API, and MCP reference.
What is the smallest useful example?
Verify one concrete browser claim against localhost, or run one scenario backed by the relevant service clone.
How much does Molar cost?
Molar is free during the beta, with up to 25 hosted runs a day per organization and no card. The pricing page lists every limit.
Open the documentation.
Create a free workspace and describe the first flow to test. Or check a public page first, no account needed.
Free during the beta. No card.