Ubriot remembers every release
When a build fails, Ubriot diagnoses it from your app's own history, and warns you before an OTA would downgrade the runtime your users are on. It gets sharper every release.
What release intelligence gives your team
- Deterministic OTA runtime-downgrade check before you publish
- Failure diagnosis that gets sharper as your app's history grows
- Release memory that persists across builds
- Diagnosis shown inline in the Ubriot dashboard, raw log kept beside it
- Unresolved failed builds surfaced before OTA approval
- Built in, nothing to connect or run
How it works
Nothing to set up. It works from your first build.
Step 1
Ubriot remembers every build
Nothing to connect or run. Every build this app ships, its result, error output, and how it was fixed, is recorded as your app's release memory automatically.
Step 2
Failures are diagnosed against your own history
When a build fails, Ubriot diagnoses it in plain English, but grounded in your app's past failures. If it has seen this before, it tells you what fixed it last time instead of guessing cold.
Step 3
The diagnosis appears on the build
The likely cause and a concrete next check show directly on the failed build in your dashboard, with the raw log kept as the evidence to verify.
Step 4
It warns you before a bad OTA
Before you publish an over-the-air update, Ubriot checks it against what is currently live on that channel and warns if the update targets an older runtime, the mistake that silently serves an outdated bundle to users. A deterministic check, not a guess.
Step 5
It compounds over time
The more you ship, the more it knows about your specific app. A tool that only reads today's log can't do that.
How the diagnosis works
Exactly what runs, and where the evidence comes from.
It reads your real build output
The diagnosis uses the actual error text from the failed build. Recognised signatures such as signing, memory, and dependency resolution failures can receive deterministic guidance. Other output can be interpreted by a configured model. In both cases, the raw log remains the evidence to verify.
The memory is the point
Ubriot records every build outcome for your app and matches new failures against that history. The value compounds: the more you ship, the more it knows about your specific app. This is what a tool that only runs builds cannot offer.
It informs, it does not decide
Warnings and diagnoses are evidence for the release owner, not a safety verdict. Ubriot surfaces what its memory recognizes and keeps the raw log beside it; the decision to ship stays yours.
Ship on Ubriot
It's built in. Every failure carries a likely cause and the raw log to check it, from your first build.