The
Mobile
Reliability
Platform.
Revyl runs your mobile app workflows on real iOS and Android environments, finds regressions, and gives your team replayable reports.

Run tests from your terminal with a single command. No dashboard required.
Visual test editor, live device streams, and run history in one browser workspace.
Drop into any pipeline in minutes. Every PR gets a full device run, automatically.
Mobile delivery accelerates. Reliability becomes the bottleneck. Reliability becomes the bottleneck.
Connect to live devices
for any workflow
Start live iOS and Android cloud device sessions for manual debugging, exploratory QA, or agent-driven interaction. One device session model for everything.
Run hundreds
of tests, not scripts
Execute full workflows in parallel across cloud devices, then review one unified report with pass/fail, replay, and step-level evidence.
Describe it.
Revyl executes it.
Natural-language test steps, a visual editor with YAML sync, reusable modules, and step-by-step replay with AI reasoning. No selectors. No scripts.
Book a ride to SFO, choose the fastest reasonable option, then confirm.
Ship faster.
Break nothing.
CLI-first workflows, MCP-native for coding agents, CI/CD integration with GitHub Actions, and unified monitoring with traceability and shareable reports.
Works everywhere
your app runs.
From React Native to native Swift. Revyl meets your stack. Drop in your build artifact and get coverage running in minutes.
The hidden cost of bad reliability.
Headcount, automation upkeep, and delayed releases compound every sprint. Most teams never add it up.
You're spending more to find bugs
than they cost to fix.
- Every release adds manual passes, reruns, and triage.
- Flaky scripts make engineers debug the check, not the app.
- Late bugs pull product work into hotfixes and rollbacks.
- The real cost is roadmap capacity spent proving old builds.
Model based on BLS wage data, Stripe developer-time research, and CISQ software-quality analysis.
Ready to ship
with confidence?
Find bugs before your users do.