Revyl

Revyl is a mobile runtime platform that lets teams run real mobile flows on live devices, capture what happened, and turn every session into shared evidence. It's built for teams shipping mobile apps — especially those using AI agents to move fast. Instead of relying on emulators or stale screenshots, Revyl gives engineers, designers, and product managers a live environment to verify changes on actual iOS and Android builds.

The platform works through a CLI or MCP interface. You spin up a device, install a build, and interact with it — tap, type, swipe, screenshot — while a WebRTC stream streams the session at 60 fps with under 50ms latency. For automated testing, you write end-to-end workflows in plain English, and Revyl's agent runs them on real hardware, catching regressions and producing replayable evidence. Features like Atlas Maps help navigate app flows, and the system scales to run hundreds of tests in parallel. The output is a shareable link with logs, screenshots, and video — so your whole team sees the same thing.

Revyl is best for mobile teams shipping frequently, especially those using AI coding agents. Engineers can verify changes immediately, QA can automate regression checks without scripting, and product managers can confirm the user experience before release. It's a practical tool for closing the gap between fast development and reliable mobile testing.