RunnerHub exists because generic CI/CD wasn't built for mobile. We make iOS and Android builds fast, predictable, and easy to ship — without the duct tape.
Every job runs inside an ephemeral macOS VM that is created fresh and destroyed after the build. No shared state, no leftover artifacts, no "works on my machine" surprises.
RunnerHub caches the things that matter most in mobile development — CocoaPods, Swift Package Manager, Gradle dependencies, npm packages, and Xcode derived data — so subsequent builds are dramatically faster without sacrificing correctness.
Apple signing certificates, provisioning profiles, and Android keystores are managed and injected automatically. Configure once at the workspace level and never think about it again.
Ship directly to TestFlight, the App Store, Google Play, or Firebase App Distribution straight from your pipeline — no scripts, no manual uploads.
Mobile teams of every size — from indie iOS developers and Android shops to product teams shipping continuously across both platforms. If you ship a mobile app, RunnerHub is built for you.
Apple signing certificates, provisioning profiles, and entitlements are notoriously difficult to automate on generic runners. Teams end up maintaining fragile scripts that break with every Xcode upgrade. RunnerHub handles this natively.
Simulator setup, runtime installation, and device targeting require real macOS environments. Generic Linux runners simply cannot run iOS builds — and macOS runners on shared infrastructure often carry state from previous jobs.
Xcode and Gradle builds get expensive on cold runners. Without intelligent caching of compiled modules, pods, and package graphs, every build pays the same setup cost from scratch. RunnerHub keeps the parts that don't change between runs warm, so each build only does the work that matters.
Generic CI platforms treat mobile as an afterthought. Teams end up bolting on Fastlane, shell scripts, and third-party actions just to approximate what a mobile-first platform should provide out of the box. RunnerHub solves these problems directly.
Questions, feedback, or just want to say hi? Drop us a line at contact@runnerhub.net.