Update checkout confirmation
pull/48 · 3 files changed- status: pending+ status: confirmed+ receipt: attached
Keep signup and checkout working as you ship.
Start with the tasks you cannot afford to break: a new user signs up, a customer pays, and the app grants access. Molar runs those checks in a real browser and saves the screenshot and pass or fail for each step.
preview.northstar.test
Three browser testsSignup and verificationPassed
Invite a teammatePassed
Payment confirmationNeeds review
Describe the expected result
Write what the customer should see, run it in a browser, and keep the scenario file in your repository.
Use resettable service state
Point integration paths at supported Clones when live side effects make repeated CI difficult, then restore state before the next run.
Run it on every pull request
Add the scenario to Guard so it runs on pull requests, or on a schedule against your live site.
Start with signup and checkout
Pick one activation path and one revenue path. Check that email verification reaches the workspace and payment confirmation grants the expected access.
- Signup and OTP
- Checkout and receipt
- Webhook-driven state changes
payment_intent.succeededCallback receivedApplicationOrder confirmedReceipt visible in test inbox
Start small
Start with one URL, one test account and one expected result. Run it on your machine or as a hosted run.
- Authorized URL
- Test identity
- Expected result
Target
The app and environment to use.
Identity
The account and permissions for this task.
Task
The actions and result you authorize.
Add the failure branch next
Once the first test passes, add the branch that matters most: a declined payment, expired OTP, delayed callback, or missing receipt.
- One happy path
- One failure branch
- A result for each run
Frequently asked questions
Have a specific workflow in mind?
Talk to us
Who uses Molar?
Molar is in a free beta, built for small teams that ship web apps without a QA team, and for developers whose coding agents need to test their changes.
Can a startup run Molar locally?
Yes. Runs against localhost use a browser on your own machine, and clones can run locally too.
How does startup access work?
Create a free workspace. Molar is free during the beta, with up to 25 hosted runs a day per organization. We can help you set up your first test on a call.
Start with one browser check.
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.