Cloud simulators for development teams
Stop burning hours on local simulator setup. iOS, Android, Apple TV, and Android TV in a browser tab — your team gets the same device on day one that it gets on day one hundred.
The problem
Mobile development teams waste hours configuring local simulators, juggling Xcode and Android SDK versions, and debugging environment-specific issues. Onboarding means lengthy setup guides. Testing across OS versions means every developer maintains their own configurations locally — disk space, compute, and mental overhead.
Local simulator setup eats days of onboarding time
Xcode and Android SDK versions drift across the team
Multi-OS testing consumes disk space on every machine
Remote handoffs require reproducing local state
How VibeView helps.
Zero local setup
Connect to iOS, Android, Apple TV, and Android TV simulators through the browser. No SDK installations, no disk space consumed by emulator images.
OS version coverage
Spin up simulators on different iOS and Android versions on demand. Test backward compatibility without maintaining a local matrix.
Shareable build links
Send a teammate a link that opens a session pinned to the exact build you’re debugging — same app, same device, no local setup.
App build management
Upload, install, and launch .app and .apk files directly through the platform. Switch between app versions without manual sideloading.
Build notes
Attach a short note to each upload — "pre-release hotfix" or "reverted feature flag." Notes appear in the builds table and on run detail pages so teammates can tell what changed between versions.
Shareable build links
Every build has a one-click launch into a sandbox pinned to that exact version. Send a teammate a link that opens the same build you were looking at — the pin survives session reloads.
Pin CI runs to a specific build
Use the CLI or API to pin a run to a specific build for bisecting a regression or confirming a fix against an older version. Without a pin, VibeView runs against the latest build.
Run detail shows build under test
Test run pages display which build was tested, including version, build number, and note. Test results stay anchored to code.
Session hygiene
Sessions start clean: on-screen keyboard suppressed at boot on iOS and Android, first-launch notifications dialog suppressed, autofill prompts disabled, and system alerts auto-dismissed mid-session. Fewer flakes from stray OS dialogs, especially in CI.
Organization management
Group developers into organizations with scoped access to devices, sessions, and installed apps. Role-based access for Admin, Developer, and Viewer.
Session tracking
Every simulator session is logged with timestamps, user attribution, and device metadata — usable for auditing and usage analysis.
GitHub status checks
Post test results as commit statuses on GitHub. See pass/fail on pull requests and block merges until tests pass.
Webhooks for build pipelines
Get notified when test runs complete. Configure webhook URLs to trigger downstream pipeline steps.
CLI for local and CI testing
Run tests from the terminal during development or integrate with CI. Results export as JSON and JUnit for any pipeline.
Why teams choose VibeView.
Faster onboarding
New developers start coding on day one instead of spending a week on simulator setup.
Consistent environments
Everyone tests against the same simulator configurations — no more "works on my machine."
Cross-timezone collaboration
Send a colleague in another timezone a build link — they pick up in a fresh session with the same build and device, no local state to reproduce.
Less local overhead
Laptops stay fast. SDK images and emulator files live in the cloud, not on your SSD.