As AI coding agents take on more mobile work, teams hit a gap: an agent can write code, but it cannot see whether the app actually behaves correctly at runtime. Revyl is built to close that gap. It provides cloud iOS and Android devices that agents and engineers can drive, giving them a live, running app to inspect rather than a static tree of assumptions.
The platform covers the full mobile loop. You build mobile software in the cloud, iterate against the live app, test and verify changes through the same visible flows users encounter, and then let those observations accumulate. Revyl ships with integrations for Cursor, the CLI, GitHub Actions, MCP and a general API, so it slots into the toolchain a modern mobile team already uses.
What makes Revyl distinctive is Atlas. Every build, test and verification feeds a continuously updated map of what your app does, what changed, and what is covered. Instead of documentation that goes stale, Atlas holds the runtime truth that agents and humans share — so when someone asks "what changed and is it proven working?", the answer comes with evidence. Enterprise plans add dedicated iOS runners, SSO, RBAC, SCIM, enforced MFA, audit logs and custom SLAs.
