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Revyl

Revyl

Founded 2024

Build, test, and verify mobile applications on cloud devices using coding agents

Pricing model

Free Tier, Paid

You can use Revyl to build, test, and inspect mobile applications across cloud-hosted iOS and Android devices. The service connects directly to coding tools like Cursor to let autonomous agents run code, view live interfaces, and verify real app behavior. It records every interaction into Atlas, creating a living map of user flows, observed screen states, and verification evidence. Teams can validate pull requests, automate end-to-end user tests, and confirm visual changes without running slow local simulators or configuring dedicated hardware testing setups manually.

What Revyl does

Run automated mobile test flows on cloud iOS devicesExecute mobile app tests from the Cursor coding environmentRecord visual proof of app state changes during testingVerify pull request builds against live device runtimesInspect mobile user interfaces directly from agent promptsTrigger test runs automatically through CI/CD pipelinesCloud-hosted iOS and Android runtime devicesDirect Cursor and MCP integration for coding agentsAtlas runtime evidence recorder for visual app verificationAutonomous app exploration and testing workflowsAutomated pull request validation on real devicesCloud build infrastructure without local machine dependencies

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free tier, Paid

PlanList price
FreeFree
Starter$250 / mo
Starter (annual billing)$200 / mo, billed annually
Team Pro$750 / mo
Team Pro (annual billing)$600 / mo, billed annually

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