We help you test on many devices for free.

These days, websites are required to work on phones and tablets as well as laptops. Making sure your web-based product works across a wide range of browsers and screen sizes can be a costly affair in terms of hardware. MODL is a community-operated device testing lab, where you can test on loads of devices for free.

Find us

We are situated in central Malmö, at Gustav Adolfs Torg 10B, in a space generously hosted by inUse, a digital design agency.

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Use the lab

It’s very simple:

  1. Write down when you would like to use the lab
  2. Send it to us at info@modl.se
  3. We’ll get back to you and help set it up.
  4. No more steps!

If there are specific challenges regarding testing or availability, we’ll solve them along the way.

The device collection

Our devices are generously donated by members. Members still own the device, but agree to let guests of the lab use it. These are the devices that have been donated so far:

Device type OS/version Donated by
Amazon Kindle 4 Kindle 4.0 (1308590058) Björn Söderqvist
Apple iPhone 3 iOS 4.2.1 Patric Jonsson
Apple iPhone 4S iOS 8.1 Emil Björklund
Apple iPhone 5S iOS 10.3.2 Emil Björklund
Apple iPad Air iOS 10.X (?) inUse
Apple iPad Mini 4 iOS 11.2 inUse
Apple iPad Mini 2 iOS 11.1 inUse
Apple iPad (1st gen) iOS 5.1.1 (?) Emil Björklund
Asus VivoTab Smart ME400C 10.1" Windows 8 inUse
Geeksphone Keon Firefox OS 1.0.1.0-prerelease Fredrik Ohlin
Google Nexus One Android 2.3.6 Patric Jonsson
HP Palm Pre 2 WebOS 2.1 Björn Söderqvist
Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet A1000-F 7" Android 4.2 inUse
LG Nexus 5X Android 6.0.1 inUse
Nextbook Premium7SE Android 4.0.4 Cover-Up
Nokia Lumia 620 Windows Phone 8.0 inUse
Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100 Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread) Claus Topholt
Samsung Galaxy S4 GT-I9505 Android 4.2 inUse
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1" Android 4.4.2 inUse
Sony PSP PSP System Software Björn Söderqvist
Sony Xperia Arc Android 4.0.4 Stefan Stensson
Sony Xperia S Android 4.0.4 inUse
Xbox 360 ? (browser: IE 9) inUse

Do you have any devices laying around?

Share it with the community—get in touch!

Stuff we’re looking for right now: more Android devices, Blackberry devices, Windows Phone, and an iPad Mini.

Who’s behind this?

This project was founded in 2012 by Balázs Suhajda and Björn Söderqvist

Emil Björklund is the representative from inUse and in charge of the physical location.

Good to know

There is normally a spare laptop (Macbook Pro) in the lab, fitted with a range of tools to try out:

  • Adobe Edge Inspect, a tool to sync navigation, take screenshots and debug code across many devices simultaneously
  • Loads of old and new versions of web browsers on PC, Mac and Linux
  • Virtual machines for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8, including various versions of Internet Explorer, plus Ubuntu-based Linux Mint Cinnamon.
  • Tools for debugging HTTP-requests

Housekeeping rules are available when you book a session, but mostly we expect you to be generally civil and pop out of the lab for a (free!) coffee now and then, with the people working in the office.