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The fiddly parts of releasing an app, handled.

Releasing a mobile app means certificates, signing keys, build numbers and two different stores. Push200 does all of it from your GitHub repository, every time you press Build.

No card needed. Expo, Capacitor, React Native and Flutter apps. Works with your existing GitHub repository. Your keys stay in your GitHub.

Building and sending your app

iOS signing on autopilot

Your App Store Connect key does the work. Certificates and profiles are sorted for each build, then your app goes to App Store Connect, ready for TestFlight.

Android, signed and checked

Your app is signed with your upload key and checked, then sent to Google Play as a draft when you connect Play access.

No Mac needed

iOS builds run on Macs hosted by GitHub, so you can work from Windows or any computer.

Build numbers sorted

We read the store's latest build number and use the next one, so the stores don't reject a number that was already used.

Testing and control

A virtual phone test

Each Android build is installed and opened on a virtual phone, with a screenshot and a crash check.

You stay in control

Builds stop at App Store Connect or a Google Play draft. Going public is always your decision.

Your branches stay untouched

Each build runs on its own separate branch, built from your latest code. Your main branch is never changed.

A clean start every time

Every build starts on a clean machine, so each build starts fresh.

For real apps

Several apps, one code base

If your code makes several store apps, we find them all. Build them all in one press, or only the ones you tick.

Firebase files

Add google-services.json and GoogleService-Info.plist in the portal. We check each one belongs to your app and put it in every build.

Your own build variables

Add the settings your app needs while it builds, such as API_URL. They're saved as secrets in your GitHub and hidden in build logs.

Your keys in your GitHub

Store keys go into your repository's encrypted GitHub secrets, and are checked with Apple and Google when you add them.

Which apps it builds

  • Expo apps, for iPhone and Android
  • Capacitor apps, for iPhone and Android
  • React Native apps without Expo. This support is new and hasn't been through many real apps yet

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