Revyl
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What is Revyl?
Revyl is an AI-powered mobile runtime platform that gives teams live cloud iOS and Android environments, an agent that executes natural-language end-to-end workflows, and a persistent runtime record of every session for debugging and verification. It lets engineers and product teams run real builds from the CLI or CI, interact with devices (tap, type, swipe, screenshots, video), and produce replayable evidence — screenshots, logs, action traces and AI reasoning — that links tests to telemetry and release artifacts. Revyl also builds an Atlas runtime map that converts observed sessions into a living source of truth (screens, flows, UI states and navigation paths) so teams can inspect what actually happened across releases. The product is aimed at mobile engineering teams, release engineers, QA, and product/design stakeholders who need reproducible verification, faster triage, and CI-friendly mobile testing at scale.
Revyl pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Revyl publishes four plan tiers: Solo ($20/month or $192/year) for individual developers with limited included usage, 1 concurrent device, iOS & Android simulators, CLI & CI integrations and run history; Starter ($250/month or $2400/year) for small teams with 15× Solo usage, 3 concurrent devices, unlimited team members and a shared Slack channel; Team Pro ($750/month or $7200/year) for growing teams with 50× Solo usage, 10 concurrent devices, priority queue, SSO and dedicated support; and Enterprise with custom pricing for unlimited concurrency, custom usage, dedicated iOS runners, dedicated instances, SSO (SAML & OIDC), custom SLAs and security/compliance features. Every plan includes a monthly usage allowance that covers device sessions and LLM work; overage (when enabled) is billed by the minute for simulators/emulators. Annual billing shows a 20% discount on listed monthly rates.
Revyl pros
- Runs real iOS and Android build artifacts on cloud devices and simulators
- CLI and API access for starting device sessions and scripting workflows
- Natural-language agentic tests — define end-to-end flows without selectors or scripts
- Replayable evidence per session (screenshots, video, logs, action traces)
- Atlas runtime map that auto-discovers screens, flows, and UI states
- Integrates into CI pipelines to run tests on pull requests and releases
- Concurrency-based plans let teams scale by concurrent device count
- Included LLM and device session usage drawn from plan allowance
- Run history and artifacts are stored for post-run inspection and triage
- Priority device queue and dedicated runners available for higher plans
- SSO (SAML & OIDC), RBAC, SCIM and audit logs for enterprise security
- Dedicated iOS runners and dedicated instances offered for large customers
- Overage billing with clear per-minute rates for additional simulator/emulator time
- Shared Slack channel and support tiers for collaboration and faster help
- Designed to reduce flaky selector maintenance by avoiding traditional selectors
Revyl cons
- Free trial limited to small number of free hours (example: 5h trial for Solo)
- Solo plan includes only limited usage and 1 concurrent device
- Higher concurrency and dedicated infrastructure require expensive Team/Enterprise plans
- Overage charges apply ($0.15/min iOS, $0.12/min Android) if enabled
- Some enterprise security features (SOC 2, SSO, audit logs) only on higher tiers
- Dedicated iOS build runners come through sales rather than self-service
- Platform currently emphasizes simulators/emulators rather than guaranteed physical device matrix
- Custom enterprise pricing and capacity requires contacting sales and demo process
Frequently asked questions about Revyl
What platforms and device types does Revyl support?
Revyl supports iOS and Android via cloud devices and simulators/emulators, allowing runs on both platforms from the CLI, API and CI integrations; the product offers dedicated iOS runners and instances for customers who need them.
How do I run a device session from my machine or CI?
You can start device sessions using the Revyl CLI or API by authenticating (CLI login or API key), starting a device session for ios or android, installing your build artifact (APK or IPA), launching by bundle ID, and using Revyl actions (tap, type, screenshot) or agentic tests to run flows.
What does Revyl store after a run?
Every session produces replayable evidence including screenshots, video, logs, action traces and AI reasoning; these artifacts and run history are stored and available for team inspection to aid triage and to act as a runtime source of truth.
Can I integrate Revyl into my CI/CD pipeline?
Yes — Revyl provides CI integrations and API/CLI access so you can run tests against builds in your CI workflow, use included usage allowance for automated runs, and scale concurrency to match release coverage needs.
How does Atlas work and what does it provide?
Atlas observes executed sessions and converts them into a living runtime map: it records screens, navigation paths, UI states and observed flows so teams can explore where the app ran and what state produced a failure or regression.
What security and compliance features are available?
Revyl offers enterprise security controls such as SSO (SAML & OIDC), RBAC, SCIM/directory sync, enforced MFA and audit logs as part of higher-tier or enterprise plans and supports SOC 2 Type II compliance for organizations that require it.
How is pricing structured and what is included in usage?
Pricing is tiered by plan with included monthly usage allowances that cover device session minutes and LLM usage; plans differ by concurrent devices, included usage multipliers (Solo, 15× Solo, 50× Solo), and access to priority queues or dedicated runners; overage rates apply per-minute for additional simulator/emulator usage.
What happens if I need more concurrency or dedicated capacity?
You can upgrade plans to increase concurrent devices and included usage, or contact sales for Enterprise options which provide unlimited concurrency, custom SLAs, dedicated iOS runners and dedicated instances for large-scale needs.
Does Revyl require writing selectors or test scripts?
No — Revyl emphasizes agentic testing in natural language and model-driven flows to avoid traditional brittle selectors and extensive script maintenance, allowing teams to define workflows in plain language.
How are overage charges calculated and what are the rates?
If overage is enabled, additional usage is billed by the minute with example rates of $0.15/min for iOS simulators and $0.12/min for Android emulators; LLM usage draws from the same plan allowance unless you add capacity or upgrade.