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Your app does a thousand things under the hood you never got to see. Until now. Every network call. Every frame drop. Every byte of SQLite touched and mutated. You, your team, your agents. Nobody flies blind anymore.

Your app does a thousand things under the hood you never got to see. Until now. Every network call. Every frame drop. Every byte of SQLite touched and mutated. You, your team, your agents. Nobody flies blind anymore.

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Most mobile devs have never seen their app from a bird's eye view. Here's Clash Royale's map. Every screen it can show a player, captured live and sorted by what it does. Your app has a map too. You've just never seen it.

Most mobile devs have never seen their app from a bird's eye view. Here's Clash Royale's map. Every screen it can show a player, captured live and sorted by what it does. Your app has a map too. You've just never seen it.

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cross-platform e2e mobile testing is solved. watch claude code run the same test on ipad, iphone, and android, at the exact same time ->

cross-platform e2e mobile testing is solved. watch claude code run the same test on ipad, iphone, and android, at the exact same time ->

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Serious question for other mobile devs: Why waste compute running Xcode sims locally, when you can just stream them from the cloud?

Serious question for other mobile devs: Why waste compute running Xcode sims locally, when you can just stream them from the cloud?

318,735 views • 3 months ago

Serious question for other mobile devs: Why waste compute running Xcode sims locally, when tools like this exist?

Serious question for other mobile devs: Why waste compute running Xcode sims locally, when tools like this exist?

248,065 views • 6 months ago

We built Obsidian, but for your app. No mobile dev holds a perfect spatial model of their own app. It's too big to keep in one head. So we store it somewhere else. Watch me reconstruct a real user flow, pulled straight from the app's spatial graph ->

We built Obsidian, but for your app. No mobile dev holds a perfect spatial model of their own app. It's too big to keep in one head. So we store it somewhere else. Watch me reconstruct a real user flow, pulled straight from the app's spatial graph ->

85,096 views • 3 months ago

Introducing Atlas Explore. A swarm of exploratory agents crawling your app like real users, mapping every screen as they go. When they finish, the whole app is one map. Every screen, every transition, connected.

Introducing Atlas Explore. A swarm of exploratory agents crawling your app like real users, mapping every screen as they go. When they finish, the whole app is one map. Every screen, every transition, connected.

39,339 views • 2 months ago

We turned the Xcode simulator into a test generation machine Record your session. The test writes itself.

We turned the Xcode simulator into a test generation machine Record your session. The test writes itself.

69,708 views • 5 months ago

Some people test Android apps with a separate device... I just use my iPhone

Some people test Android apps with a separate device... I just use my iPhone

66,755 views • 5 months ago

Mobile dev in 2026 looks nothing like mobile dev in 2024. Editing an iOS app with Codex, live, in a real iOS simulator running in the cloud on Revyl, with Expo hot reload OTA. Every change shows up instantly. No Xcode. No provisioning. No cables. Whole app took ~20 min start to finish. Not a single line of code written.

Mobile dev in 2026 looks nothing like mobile dev in 2024. Editing an iOS app with Codex, live, in a real iOS simulator running in the cloud on Revyl, with Expo hot reload OTA. Every change shows up instantly. No Xcode. No provisioning. No cables. Whole app took ~20 min start to finish. Not a single line of code written.

42,161 views • 4 months ago

Manual QA is dead Engineers used to wait hours, sometimes days, for QA to green-light a single change. That loop is collapsing with agents. Verify in minutes, fix in minutes, and ship with confidence at the speed of inference.

Manual QA is dead Engineers used to wait hours, sometimes days, for QA to green-light a single change. That loop is collapsing with agents. Verify in minutes, fix in minutes, and ship with confidence at the speed of inference.

19,717 views • 3 months ago

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