Appcircle Reviews

Even though Appcircle is new in the market, it’s mature enough to compete with other players. Support team responds within minutes or hours, and documentation is adequate.

Teams definitely need professional plan since developer plan doesn’t allow team members.

Appcircle is tailored for mobile apps and gives user comprehensive control in CI/CD pipeline to build, deploy and test your app. Triggering endlessly configurable workflows with a push to Github/Bitbucket decreases our workload significantly. Team-work features makes collaboration efficient, but it is available on professional plan.

It works much better than generic CI/CD tools. So if you are using other tools for your mobile app development processes, definitely give Appcircle a try.

Good performance and wide feature choice. It was easy to set up, customize and maintain.

The setup process needs some effort, but it seems impossible to make it easy to set up and customizable at the same time.

Don’t be afraid of speding time on the setup. It is worth in the long run.

Appcircle helps you automate your app development process end-to-end. If you can fully benefit from it, you don’t even need to log in. Everything works behind the scenes, automatically. It also has complementary features like signing identity management and emulator.

Appcircle makes the app development process much less cumbersome. It also reduces the costs dramatically.

Simulator seems to be only for trial purposes in free plan although limitations for builds and distribution are sufficient.

With the convenience it offers, Appcircle makes the lives of developers much smoother. Not needing any Mac for building your app saves a lot of money. Also you don’t need to think about Xcode version anymore since Appcircle always keeps it up to date. It also comes with simulator that enables you to preview your app without another tool. This is especially needed if you want to present your app to the people that don’t have any tools. With one single URL link, anyone can see how your app runs on any device. Even QA tests can be done there. AWS Device Farm integration will solve your physical device needs alongside many other tools that you can use with Appcircle seamlessly. You can also keep your certificates and provisioning profiles secure in Appcircle’s signing identity manager.

It is much less costly to use Appcircle than owning lots of devices. I highly recommend it to developers that want to test their apps with many devices.

You need to contact Appcircle sales team for an emulator plan that has enough limitations for you. The one you can purchase without connecting to them is not going to be enough for you for sure

Appcircle helped us get rid of the need for many devices for QA tests. The emulator is accessed by all of our team members and anyone seeing any issue with the app can immediately return a feedback, with an option to attach screenshot of the device. So you don’t need to own multiple devices to test your apps, Appcircle’s emulator has them all and you can access them anywhere.

Appcircle has everything what other tools have. Additionally, there are signing identity management and emulator/simulator. Appcircle still has room for improvement even though it is not lacking anything.

Carrying your project to such a tool is hard thing to do. However, Appcircle is very easy to figure out. They also provide onboarding sessions to help you get running.

Every mobile app development team should tap into a tool like Appcircle. The conventional CI/CD tools are much less convenient for mobile app development. Appcircle gives you the option to build your app, share it with testers and see it on emulator. You don’t need separate tools to do all these. It also takes the burden of managing your keystores, provisioning profiles and certificates. Now you don’t need to worry about their expiration dates.

It takes so much of worthless work of app development away and makes you focus on the part of the effort that brings value to your business with high stability and robustness. Moreover, it is always up to date. So, after a new XCode version is released Appcircle immediately updates itself accordingly without giving you any need to change anything in your work. Cloud builds are highly robust to environmental errors and Appcircle brings vital consistency there. It is especially crucial tool if you work in teams.

Using such a tool requires some getting used to. Developers who do everything by themselves may not mentally be ready to leave redundant work behind.

By using it, you get more time for the core business which is developing the app itself rather than dealing with human or environmental errors. It eliminates many errors and makes many of your work organized and automated.

It takes so much of worthless work of app development away and makes you focus on the part of the effort that brings value to your business with high stability and robustness. Moreover, it is always up to date. So, after a new XCode version is released Appcircle immediately updates itself accordingly without giving you any need to change anything in your work. Cloud builds are highly robust to environmental errors and Appcircle brings vital consistency there. It is especially crucial tool if you work in teams.

Using such a tool requires some getting used to. Developers who do everything by themselves may not mentally be ready to leave redundant work behind.

By using it, you get more time for the core business which is developing the app itself rather than dealing with human or environmental errors. It eliminates many errors and makes many of your work organized and automated.

First of all, it's really hard to find a properly working CI / CD tool for mobile environments. Appcircle not only works smoothly, it is also very easy to build and distribute apps for both iOS and Android environments.

It has not given us any trouble so far. Sometimes it takes time to build however I think this is normal when you are developing something for mobile operating systems.

Appcircle solves the issues about mobile development. If you are looking for a CI/CD tool, you should look for another one. However if all your work is based on iOS and Android mobile devices, then Appcircle is a "must" for whole development process.

While developing products for mobile environments, we run the entire process from creating a profile to running the software on the emulator with Appcircle. It is too difficult for us to test a code written on a computer live in a mobile environment at every change. Appcircle makes our job quite easy at this stage and handles the entire pipeline process for us. Also signing identities, certifications and keystores are easily solved issues with Appcircle.

Easy to use, easy to understand. Shortened the project development time significantly.

Doesn't have any feature that I would dislike.

Should read the documents first.

a novel solution for user acceptance test for mob.

saved our testing and development time significantly.

As I mentioned in the title, the easy and understandable UI was pretty impressive. In addition to this, the overall process was easy and straight-forward.

There is not a thing that I would say I dislike. Sometimes it takes time to start to build and sometimes it says you need to wait for the other build even though there is not another build. On the second try usually, this problem is resolving.

I would suggest everyone give a chance to Appcircle. I also want to emphasize they provide great support. The co-founder of Appcircle helped me in person. There was 2 more employees during our support call. They were so nice and helpful during our call which took more than 1 hour.

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I was searching for a tool that can build my mobile applications and after a successful build distributing this application to our testers. I came across the Appcircle. Appcircle does this very well. There are some configurations like; if you want to start to build when you push to some certain branch or when you push with a certain tag, you can choose your successful build to distribute to your testers to stores or not.