Web development can really suck. If you're building websites or applications that run on the Web, you're juggling a lot of different technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, one or more of a dozen different server-side languages, database administration, blah blah blah.

And, because you're a good developer -- the kind who wants their work to look and behave consistently for your users -- you want to test as much of this stuff as possible. Unit tests make a huge difference in the way we write and refactor code, but testing the actual end user experience... that's harder to do.

As web developers ourselves, we're acutely aware of some common pain points. One of the biggest ones is cross-browser testing. Doing it by hand is downright painful, and requires a veritable QA lab of different platforms and browsers. And different versions of browsers. And service patches. And updates. That can be a lot of work, especially if you're a small shop, overworked, or simply have better things to deal with.

We're building Mogotest to make testing your websites and Web-based applications easier. So you can spend less time checking your site in different browsers and more time concentrating on the features that make your project truly unique.

What we do right now: * Cross-browser render testing * View comparison tools * Validation and verification

Where we want to get to (the cool stuff): * Full-on view-level regression testing * Providing tools that make it easier for you to detect and fix common rendering problems

The service is in private alpha right now. But if you're interested, please sign up and we'll get you an invitation as soon as more are available.

Thanks for your interest in Mogo!

*back to work*