your app should never break.
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monitor the situation
nobody at your company knows what your app actually looks like.
designers ship figma. engineers ship code. PM ships a roadmap.
none of them match.
we built atlas to fix this. point it at any iOS app, get back a complete map of every screen and every path through it.
this is doordash.
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Your app's structure, finally readable by humans and agents alike.
We built Obsidian, but for your app.
No mobile dev holds a perfect spatial model of their own app. It's too big to keep in one head. So we store it somewhere else.
Watch me reconstruct a real user flow, pulled straight from the app's spatial graph ->
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We built Obsidian, but for your app.
No mobile dev holds a perfect spatial model of their own app. It's too big to keep in one head. So we store it somewhere else.
Watch me reconstruct a real user flow, pulled straight from the app's spatial graph ->
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Even fable needs to check its work
The Anthropic Fable models have a stepwise increase in SWE capability, we are seeing them now one shot high performance Apps.
The revyl CLI gives these agents access to a phone with network logs, performance and app state so the models can check their work.
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Revyl retweeted
Jun 8
manually documenting an app's onboarding flow is an afternoon you'll never get back.
we just mapped duolingo's automatically.
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Ground your code to reality
letting an agent write mobile code without a screen is a recipe for broken layouts
so we gave them a live cloud iOS device to run their code on every save
now the agent can:
- open the app on a live device
- click through the new UI
- catch layout shifts and crashes
no human-in-the-loop.
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What does it take to let agents ship mobile code while you sleep?
We wrote up how Parrot does it:
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We're giving out free credits for teams who want to try, just drop a comment to let us know!
Jun 2
Excited to share what the team’s been working on the past month.
Introducing: Atlas 🌍
For far too long, mobile apps have lacked a design source of truth.
We've heard this from company after company: no one knows what the app really looks like.
And now that coding agents have made changes 10x faster, keeping up manually is impossible.
So we made a map of all the screens in your app, automatically updated.
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