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Revyl is a mobile development platform with cloud iOS and Android simulators and AI-driven testing that verifies changes through real user flows from CLI, MCP, CI or API.

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Introduction

Revyl calls itself “the mobile development platform”. The official site, now at revyl.com, covers building mobile software in the cloud, iterating against the running app, testing changes through real user flows, and Atlas, which turns runtime evidence into a living model of the app.

Use cases include AI agent development, mobile test automation, pull-request validation, release readiness, app exploration and cross-platform testing. It works from Cursor, a CLI, MCP, GitHub Actions and an API.

Features

  1. Cloud devices: Programmable iOS simulators and Android emulators.
  2. Flow testing: Verify changes through real user flows.
  3. Atlas: Builds a model of the app from runtime evidence; included on the free plan.
  4. Integrations: Cursor, CLI, MCP, GitHub Actions, API and CI/CD.
  5. PR validation: Run checks on pull requests before merge.
  6. Run history: Artifacts and history for each run.
  7. Security: SOC 2 Type II is listed; SSO, RBAC, SCIM and audit logs are on Enterprise.

Pros

  1. Free tier: Free monthly usage with unlimited team members.
  2. Clear overage rates: $0.15 a minute for iOS simulators and $0.12 for Android emulators when enabled.
  3. Agent integrations: MCP and Cursor support suit agent-driven development.
  4. Unlimited members: Seats are not the billing unit.
  5. One platform: Building, running and testing share infrastructure.

Cons

  1. Simulators, not real devices: The pricing lists simulators and emulators; real-device needs require another provider.
  2. LLM usage counts: LLM usage draws from the same plan allowance.
  3. Broadened positioning: The product now spans a full development platform; check which features you need.
  4. Low free concurrency: 2 concurrent devices (4 with pay-as-you-go).
  5. Enterprise for isolation: Dedicated runners and instances are sales-led.

Create a workspace on the free plan, connect your app build, and run a first mobile flow on a cloud simulator. Then add the GitHub Actions integration for pull requests, or call Revyl from the CLI or MCP inside your coding agent. See the docs for exact commands.

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Pricing

From Revyl’s pricing page:

  1. Free: $0. Free monthly usage, pay only for more, unlimited team members, Atlas, 2 concurrent devices (4 with pay-as-you-go).
  2. Starter: $250 a month (shown as $200 at the discounted rate), with $250 of included compute credits and 10 concurrent devices.
  3. Enterprise: Custom usage, unlimited concurrency, dedicated iOS runners, SSO and SLAs.

Overage, when enabled: $0.15/min iOS simulators, $0.12/min Android emulators.

  1. Mobile teams using coding agents that need cloud simulators callable from MCP or CLI.
  2. Startups wanting a free tier with unlimited seats.
  3. PR validation for iOS and Android without running a local device farm.
  4. Not a fit when you must test on physical devices.

Conclusion

Revyl combines cloud simulators, flow-based testing and agent integrations into one mobile platform with a usable free tier.

Check whether simulator-only coverage is enough and watch overage rates as runs grow.

Alternatives

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