Mobile infrastructure
to give your agents
the whole application.
Run on real devices and simulators, give your agents eyes, and prove every change against Atlas, the only map of your app that is always complete and always current, from your first flow to your billionth.
The Mobile
Development
Platform
The store of record for how your app actually behaves, and the infrastructure to build, test, and ship against it. Where agents, designers, developers, and QA work from the same truth.
No one has seen your whole app.
Your agents can.
Design owns the screens. Engineering owns the modules. QA owns the flows. Nobody holds all of it, so every change ships with an unmeasured blast radius. Atlas holds all of it, updated on every run.
Your repo records what you wrote.
Atlas records what you shipped.
Where humans and agents work on the same app, from the same truth.
Mobile teams ship with agents. But verification lags behind.
Release gap Agents move fast. Mobile needs runtime proof.
Give agents live
mobile environments
Spin up sessions from the CLI or MCP, install builds, hot reload, tap, type, swipe, screenshot, and verify changes while development is still moving.
Test real workflows
with agents
Define end-to-end mobile workflows in natural language, run them on iOS and Android builds, and catch regressions with replayable evidence.
See exactly what
the agent saw
Every test and session produces screenshots, video, logs, action traces, AI reasoning, and shareable reports your team can inspect after the run.
Book a ride to SFO, choose the fastest reasonable option, then confirm.
Map the app
where it runs
Atlas turns observed tests and sessions into a living app map: screens, flows, UI states, navigation paths, and runtime behavior for every app.
Run across builds,
teams, and stacks.
From React Native to native Swift. Drop in your build artifact, run in CI, and scale coverage across iOS, Android, teams, and release pipelines.
The cost of missing runtime context.
Bugs, reruns, and scattered evidence compound every sprint. Most teams never add up what that drag actually costs.
“What broke?” is your
most expensive question.
- Every release adds manual passes, reruns, and bug triage.
- Flaky checks make engineers debug the test, not the app.
- Late bugs pull product and design into hotfixes and rollbacks.
- Scattered evidence slows every team trying to prove what changed.
Model based on BLS wage data, Stripe developer-time research, and CISQ software-quality analysis.
Ready to ship
with confidence?
Run workflows, prove changes, and give every mobile team one platform to build, test, and understand what ships.