Grab any branch on demand
Every preview is labelled with the branch it came from, so you always know what you're testing. No guessing which version in the channel has the fix.
Flitz for QA engineers
Test any branch on a real device, on iOS and Android, minutes after the change was written. No merge, no release build, no guessing which build has the fix.
Verifying one change means waiting for a merge, a pipeline run and a distribution upload – then working out which version in the channel actually contains it. Testing starts hours or even days after the code was written, and every retest costs the same wait again.
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Published straight from the developer's branch, minutes after the change was written.
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Open the link or scan the QR code, and it loads in the host app you already have installed, on iOS or Android.
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Attach the preview link to the ticket – the developer reproduces it on the exact version you tested, the same day.
Your release pipeline and full regression stay exactly where they are. What changes is how soon a change first reaches a real device.
99% less time to feedback.
Every preview is labelled with the branch it came from, so you always know what you're testing. No guessing which version in the channel has the fix.
Install the host app once. Every new preview – the fix, the retest, the next branch – loads into it with a single tap.
Edge cases behave the way they do for your users, because a preview runs on real iOS and Android hardware with the native plugins and state intact.
publishes straight from a branch, without a PR or a CI run first.
Learn more – Software engineersees and approves the real, running feature the same day it's built.
Learn more – Product ownerNo. You install the host app once, then every new preview loads into it. Opening a second, third, or tenth preview is a single tap.
Yes, that's the point. A developer publishes a preview from any state of their branch, so you can verify a change before it reaches a pull request.
Every preview is a labelled link tied to its branch, so the version under test is unambiguous – and you can attach that same link to a ticket.
Yes, it's your real, stateful app with the native plugins already in it, running on iOS and Android.
No. Your pipeline stays exactly as it is. Flitz adds a faster path to a testable version, so problems surface before the pipeline spends time on them.
Load any branch onto a real device and verify the change the day it was written.