Bitrise Remote Dev Environments (RDE)
Bitrise RDE offers on-demand cloud VMs running the same machines, stacks, and caches as Bitrise CI or Build Hub, allowing developers and AI coding agents to code, build, test, and run software in persistent remote environments. Features include session lifecycle management with archive and restore, compatibility with popular IDEs and AI tools, and team-scalable orchestration via the open-source MCP server. It supports macOS Apple Silicon and Linux machines with various tiers to suit solo developers to enterprises, simplifying cloud development workflows and reproducing CI environments exactly.
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Love using Bitrise for my mobile app, their CI is so intuitive and very easy to use. Now when they build RDE it's even more useful for agentic development. I use it for my mobile apps
adiatlov · Review on Product Hunt
What I like most about Bitrise is that it brings a lot of the mobile development and delivery work into one place. The cross-platform support is useful for teams working with React Native, Flutter, or KMM, so you don’t need completely different setups for each project. I also like the workflow flexibility. Having 400+ pre-built Steps gives you a good starting point, while still allowing you to customize workflows based on your project. The remote development option is another useful feature, especially for teams that need access to cloud Macs or Linux machines without maintaining everything locally.
oliver_graf1 · Review on Product Hunt
I've using Bitrise for a few years and it's one of the few tools in my stack I don't think about, which is the highest praise I have for infrastructure. The mobile side is clearly built by people who ship mobile apps. New Xcode versions turn up fast, the stacks are kept clean, and the stuff that usually breaks on mobile CI breaks a lot less here. RDE is the first new thing in a while that actually changed my day rather than just making builds faster. A real Mac with the right setup in seconds, and I can hand one to an agent and let it get on with it. Support answers fast, and they tell you straight when something isn't supported.
geek_1001 · Review on Product Hunt