Sambot is a free mobile app for any user & team using a Bitrise CI/CD It brings an ergonomic interface to: Improve reactivity & productivity, Manage & Monitor Builds/Workflows, Download/Install Artifacts, Analyse Data & Optimize performances/costs.

Hi everyone 👋 Let me introduce you Sambot for Bitrise, our new app 100% SwiftUI / TCA. My associate and I have been working on it for more than a year now, as indie developers 🧑‍💻 👉 TL;DR Sambot is a free mobile application helping you and your team in your Bitrise Continuous Integration/Deployment experience to make easier, more powerful, and more efficient the use of Bitrise services (even for non-developers) Sambot brings you a modern & ergonomic interface to: - Improve reactivity & productivity - Manage & Monitor Builds / Workflows - Download & Install Artifacts - Analyse Data & Optimize Performances / Costs 👉 Main features - Monitor your most important Projects and follow their Builds and health at any time - Quickly understand why and where your Build has failed with Failure Analysis - Follow Builds Steps nicely parsed from Bitrise log to instantly identify what’s happening - Analyze your projects with Analytics Insights where tons of metrics are computed from all their builds: Cost, Duration, Success/Failure rates, Waiting time, average, count, percentiles, median... These metrics are presented in beautiful colored charts, grids, or highlights - Download & Install all artifacts easily and add your favorites on Dashboard to automatically get instant access to their last version - Run (and Re-Run) at a glance your recurrent Workflows on any combination of projects, branches, or tags - Be notified by push notifications as soon as a Build finished to act in the nick of time - Launch your favorites Workflows / Builds with Shortcut & Siri - Get a comprehensive & understandable Test Report summary for your builds, parsed from CI logs - Find the build you are looking for with a powerful search engine to inspect, rerun or abort it instantly 👉 Sambot is available for free on iPhone, iPad & Mac We hope you'll enjoy Sambot for Bitrise as much as we've loved to develop it ❤️ Feel free to send us any feedback you'd like and stay tuned, we've plenty of new features in the pipe See you around 🤘 Jérémie

@jaynjay useful tool for my CI, and nice video by the way 👍

@jaynjay is this tools also helping QA or it’s only for developers ?

Hi @le_man_from_one_five ! Sambot for Bitrise has been designed to help all members of a Mobile App Development Team: developers, designers, DevOps, product manager, and -of course- QA! For example, you can add an automatic update on your Dashboard to always have an up-to-date version of the app that is being developed to install in just one tap... (for example: the one on the developers' usual workflow/branch, that is run after each merged Pull Request). You can also receive a Push Notification after each merge to be more reactive and test as soon as a new version of the app is available. Hope this will help and do not hesitate to send us any questions or feedback if needed...

@jaynjay I like the design of your tool… simple but colourful 👍 Just a question, do you have any analysis of your CI trend with Sambot app ?

@mad_in_paris Thanks for feedback about our design 🙏 To answer to your question: When you've added a new project to your Dashboard, you'll automatically get tons of metrics computed from all its builds: Cost, Duration, Success/Failure rates, Waiting time, Number of builds... These metrics are presented in beautiful colored charts, grids or highlights Moreover, your project trend is also shown with a weather representation to get its trend at a glance If you like monitoring datas & analytics, you should like it 😉 For more details about this feature see our video: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/...

I'm sure folks have told you this before, ?makers, but this is such a polished experience. That 'weather representing the trend' thing is awesome. We talk a lot about offering "amazing consumer UX" in "non-consumer apps" and this might be the best example I've seen of that to date