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Startup Momentic Gets $15 Million to Automate How Software Is Tested

AI testing startup Momentic raised $15 million in a Series A to expand its platform for automated software verification. The company helps developers simplify testing of user flows and critical code.

By Ethan Caldwell • 1 min read Published: Updated:

Momentic, an AI-focused software testing startup, raised $15 million in a Series A round led by Standard Capital, with participation from Dropbox Ventures and existing investors including Y Combinator and FCVC. The funding follows a $3.7 million seed round in March.

The company’s platform automates testing and verification, allowing developers to describe critical user flows in plain English. Momentic’s AI executes these tests at scale, streamlining a process traditionally managed by frameworks like Playwright and Selenium. Co-founders Wei-Wei Wu and Jeff An bring experience from developer tooling at Qualtrics and WeWork.

Momentic serves over 2,600 users, including Notion, Xero, Bilt, Webflow, and Retool. Its AI has automated more than 200 million test steps in the past month. Recent expansions include mobile environment support and plans to enhance test-case management.

As enterprise software grows and automated coding generates more applications, Momentic aims to address rising demand for scalable, reliable testing, positioning its AI-driven tools as a critical component of modern software development workflows.

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