Ship your backend with steadfast confidence

Before momentum, we weren’t performing any automated tests on our codebase due to limited engineering bandwidth which often led to shipping products with bugs to the consumer. After momentum, we started testing our backend code before every release as it only took a couple of hours to test and debug.

I think Momentum's approach to solving the pain of writing & maintaining integration tests for a codebase is pretty unique. They harness the power of LLMs to make it super easy to write, debug, and fix tests. But they've also developed a unique visual graph UX that will help developers quickly gain understanding of how the tests are interacting with their code base. I hope that Momentum will empower all developers to write tests from the beginning and ensure that they keep passing at all times. I myself cannot wait for Momentum to support our tech stack and to eliminate writing tests manually for us.

Having led multiple software development teams in fast-paced, enterprise-level environments, I have seen software testing and quality taking back seat a lot of times. Idea of Momentum is very promising, a tool that helps developer write tests and identify bugs early is incredibly promising. It could help us maintain high-quality standards without compromising on delivery speed. In the world, where teams are ramping up on manual testing, Momentum has the potential to save us countless hours of manual testing and debugging, making it a valuable addition to any development team. I love the flow how it gives the developer visual graph of his code flow, helps narrow down blast radius on any code change, write tests and execute them as well locally or remotely. I'm eager to see the positive impact it will have on our workflow and software reliability.