Bitrise Reviews

My main use case for Bitrise is to build and deploy mobile apps. To build and deploy my mobile apps using Bitrise, I clone the code repository with Git, realize the build of the mobile application, apply tests, SAST and DAST verification, and publish this app on the stores, Apple or Google.

I think the best feature of Bitrise is the flexibility to use third-party engines like Fastlane.

I use third-party integrations like Fastlane with Bitrise to avoid vendor lock-in, facilitate my migration to another platform, and have a unique workflow for deploying about twenty to thirty apps.

Bitrise has had a significant positive impact on my organization because we do not have any other platform to realize these builds and deploys with mobile apps.

Bitrise has helped reduce errors in my workflows because I have tests, E2E tests, integration tests, and Appdome tests.

Bitrise has a strong mobile focus, and what could improve is the native support for reusable pipeline modules like actions in a GitHub Action, better templates, think Terraform style but for CI, and easier parameterization across workflows.

Templates would be a significant improvement for me. It is the one thing I need and it would make my life easier with the workflows.

I have been using Bitrise for four years.

Bitrise is sometimes stable, and sometimes I experience problems with Bitrise.

Bitrise's scalability is adequate.

Bitrise customer support is slow but functional.

I am not using a solution different from Bitrise. I am working on a migration from Bitrise to GitHub Actions because the cost is lower.

Before choosing Bitrise, I did not evaluate other options.

You should consider Bitrise as it is a strong platform when used appropriately. The biggest mistake is treating it like a general-purpose DevOps solution. I would advise others that Bitrise is best used for its intended mobile focus, and this approach saves you time. I would rate this product a seven out of ten.

My main use case for Bitrise is for automating CI/CD in the projects where I work. I use Bitrise to automate processes for pushing releases, building versions, and building PRs. When we open a PR, we automate the whole process, so Bitrise is responsible for running the project build, the unit tests that we have, and also checking that nothing is breaking in SwiftLint. These are the use cases that we have today in the company that uses Bitrise.

The best features that Bitrise offers are the automation and also the speed that we get. It makes easier some processes that we have internally here in the projects, adding speed, agility, and ease of maintenance of the project, and maintaining the quality of the code that we have in the project for the final delivery.

Bitrise helps speed up the development process in my team because we stop doing the whole process of pushing versions and build checks all manually. Bitrise does this in an automated way. We configure the tool and then it already does all this automatically and with agility in the process. It facilitates deployment processes for us here, reducing development time, configuration time, among other things.

A positive impact that Bitrise has had on my organization is that it kept the version releases consistent and we were able to catch PR problems, build and test problems, and SwiftLint issues during code review time. We were able to catch these points in an automated way through Bitrise. This had a very positive impact in terms of release deployment time and quality. Bitrise has helped us a lot in these processes. This has been a very positive impact for us here, especially because we work with several teams, and we don't have that much manual control over this. Bitrise manages to take care of this automatically and maintain the quality of the whole release process.

Today I don't see any improvement points for Bitrise. It serves us very well, and the project is going very well with Bitrise. At certain times we have failures within the tool itself where we need to debug, look at logs, and understand these points. Because of that, it wouldn't be a 10.

I have been using Bitrise for five years.

Bitrise has not had any stability issues for now.

I would rate Bitrise's scalability as great.

I consider Bitrise's customer support very good.

I have used Fastlane, but in some aspects the tool was not meeting our needs. So we migrated everything to Bitrise.

The interview was great and very intuitive. I was able to understand everything and the questions were very objective.

Bitrise was evaluated between Fastlane and Bitrise for continued use.

I would advise them to implement Bitrise as soon as possible in the project to make it easier to automate delivery and version release processes, including on the mobile side, which is my main area. I would give some suggestions for additional configurations. Bitrise with well-defined and well-configured processes is Bitrise that will work very well in an application. I would also advise them to understand which processes they need and what would be necessary within their project so that they don't make mistakes, so they can do an optimal configuration and have a great experience with the tool. I would rate this product a 9 overall.

My main use case for Bitrise is for iPhone CI/CD and App Store Connect build deployment.

I am using Bitrise for iPhone CI/CD and App Store Connect to take a Git clone, create a build, deploy to the App Store, and send a push notification to the teams that the build is uploaded and it is in review.

I am using the Xcode build, which is really working great for me in Bitrise.

The best feature of Bitrise is that it gives a drag and drop interface, so you don't need to code in the YAML, making it very easy compared to other platforms.

The drag-and-drop feature helps my workflow because I just have to select which tool I want to use. For example, if I want to add the test cases, I can search for test cases, and if that is available, I can directly drag and drop it in my current workflow above or below a specific other task, and then I just have to add the input parameters. In contrast, with a YAML file, I have to add all the data and read the documentation, but with drag and drop, it is easy.

Bitrise has positively impacted my organization by helping me reduce time by around 50% or more while I am using it for my personal project.

Bitrise saves me time mainly in building, testing, and deployment because I don't have to use my own machine to check the data or change the branch for that.

Currently, I haven't found any features in Bitrise that can be improved, but related to Xcode, they need some extra tools that are available in the market, or they have to give specific errors, which are currently hard to find when there is so much log.

They need to add some extra documentation for how to use the parameters, such as variables, where to add them, and how to use them below the workflow.

I have been using Bitrise for around five years.

Bitrise is very stable in my experience.

Bitrise's scalability is fine for my needs as of now, and I see no need to change anything.

I have used the community support for Bitrise, and it is great. I haven't reached out to customer support.

Bitrise is the first one I have used, and I haven't used any other solutions.

I can see a return on investment with Bitrise, but since I am using the free tier, I don't have any idea about the pricing and those things.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Bitrise would be good, but I haven't used that because I am using the free tier.

Before choosing Bitrise, I haven't evaluated other options.

I chose eight out of 10 because currently, it is easy for me, but there is some documentation missing, and also related to iOS development, there are some use cases that are not in the support portal, so I have to find it out by myself. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate Bitrise an eight.

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My main use case for Bitrise is to generate QA of our mobile app so our team can test it. A typical day for me includes working on a feature, doing the tasks I have to do, and when I finish, I generate the QA with Bitrise and send it to the testers.

The best features Bitrise offers, in my opinion, are the QA itself, the artifact it generates, and the log, which makes it very simple to know what step we got an error or the log for the error, so we know what we have to do to fix it.

The logs help us significantly; for example, if we generate a QA for Android and iOS, and if a specific step for Android fails, I can look at the log and see exactly what step we got an error, and with this log, we can find out what went wrong.

Bitrise has positively impacted our organization by improving release speed.

I think Bitrise could be improved if it was easier to generate Android QA and iOS at the same time.

I have been working in my current field for about five years.

I think Bitrise is stable, and I do not remember having any problem with stability.

I think Bitrise's scalability is very good.

Bitrise was the first and only solution we used; I did not previously use a different solution before Bitrise.

I would advise others looking into using Bitrise to start using it; it is a very good tool. There is no other relationship between my company and this vendor other than being a customer. I give Bitrise an overall rating of 8.

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