Available today · every plan · no waitlist
Your agent ships the app.
It builds, verifies and submits — on a live cloud device it can see and touch.
iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV and Roku, from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client. You watch along in the browser and take over any time.
82,920 minutes streamed to date
Your app, running on a cloud simulator in the browser. Your agent, at the controls.
iOS · Android · Apple TV · Android TV · Roku
From first build to final check.
Build
Cloud builds for mobile and TV, signed and sent to the stores. You hear when testers have them.
Explore buildsTest
Describe a test or record one, run it on many devices at once, and watch what it did.
Explore testingYour agent gets the controls.
Register VibeView as an MCP server once. Your agent can then launch the app, read the UI tree, tap, type and take screenshots on the same cloud device, while you watch along in the browser and take over any time.
Ship an iOS build without owning a Mac.
- Every platform, including TV iOS, Android, Apple TV and Android TV. Or upload any build you already have, Roku channels included.
- Signing handled Upload your certificates, profiles and keystores, or let VibeView generate and store them. Production builds come out signed.
- Ship to testers Each build can go to TestFlight, Google Play or the Amazon Appstore by itself when it succeeds. VibeView follows it and tells you when testers have it.
vibeview dev Run it in your React Native app, and your app opens on a cloud device, hot-reloading from Metro as you edit.
Put the app in someone's hands with one link. Try it yourself, right here.
- Share links A designer, PM or prospect opens the real app in their browser. No install, no account.
- Collaborate live Invite guests into a session you are running. They watch, or take over the controls.
- Embed anywhere One iframe puts a live device in your docs, your landing page or your support tool.
The same loop reaches the living room.
- Apple TV and Android TV Build, sign and submit Apple TV and Android TV apps like phone builds. The agent names an element, and the platform moves focus to it.
- Roku Real Roku hardware, streamed. Remote, on-screen keyboard, UI tree and the BrightScript console.
- Same verbs ui-tree, press, tap-focused, screenshot. Nothing new to learn between a phone and a TV.
When the agent is done, the tests keep running.
Explore testing →Describe it, or record it
Write the test in a sentence and the AI (beta) drafts the steps, or tap through the flow once on a live device. Maestro flows import too.
Run it everywhere at once
Pick several devices: phones and tablets, or Apple TV, Android TV and Roku. Each one runs in its own session, and the rest wait in the queue when no device is free or your plan’s session limit is reached. A passing run saves the route it took, so the next Smart run on the same kind of device replays it without AI.
See what happened
Each run has a video of the device, the app log matched to its steps and a bug report ready to paste. A screenshot check, on by default in every new group, compares each step with its baseline.
Why here, and why now.
Today
On every plan, including Free. No waitlist, no batch, no early access.
5 platforms
iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku. The only agent loop that covers TV.
Build → Ship
Cloud build, signing, a live device, AI testing (beta) and store submission in one CLI, and a notification when testers have the build. Not a simulator bolted onto something else.
Start free. Upgrade when you outgrow it.
Every plan, including Free, comes with streaming minutes, cloud build minutes and usage credit each month; anything past those is paid from credit. Limits, overage rates and what each plan adds are on the pricing page.
See pricingCommon questions
What is VibeView?
VibeView is a cloud simulator streaming platform. It runs iOS, Android, Apple TV and Android TV simulators and emulators, and Roku devices, on remote hardware, and streams them to a browser tab, so you can upload a build and use it with nothing installed. The same device can be shared as a link, embedded in your site, driven by tests, or handed to your coding agent.
Do I need a Mac to test an iOS app?
No. The machine running the simulator is ours. Your computer only needs a browser, and cloud builds can produce the iOS build itself.
Are these real phones?
No. Every platform is a simulator or emulator, except Roku, which runs on real, physical Roku hardware.
Do I have to write test scripts?
Not necessarily. Record a flow on the device, describe it in plain English for the AI agent (beta), or import your Maestro flows. Tests can also be exported and imported as YAML through the API. Imported and described tests run with the AI agent (beta) until a passing run saves their route.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. Free includes streaming minutes, cloud build minutes and usage credit every month, and needs no card.