React Native CI/CD built for mobile teams
Ubriot runs your full React Native pipeline: iOS and Android builds, store submissions, and OTA updates, from one dashboard or CLI. When a build fails, Ubriot AI diagnoses it against your app's own history.
- #412 iOSBuilding, Building
- #409 AndroidOn Google Play, Done
- #410 iOSNeeds you, Needs you
- #411 iOSSigning, Building
- #406 iOSOn TestFlight, Done
The short answer
The best CI/CD for React Native depends on your stack. Expo EAS is Expo's own build and update service. Bitrise and Codemagic are mobile CI services that also cover Flutter and fully native apps. GitHub Actions with fastlane is the do-it-yourself route.
Ubriot is CI/CD built around React Native and Expo: it runs iOS and Android builds, submits to TestFlight and Google Play, publishes OTA updates and sends push notifications, on one flat plan from $29 a month after a 14-day trial. There is no free tier.
Ubriot vs Expo EAS · Ubriot vs Bitrise · Ubriot vs Codemagic
Who Ubriot suits
- React Native and Expo teams shipping to the App Store and Google Play
- Teams who want builds, store submission, OTA updates and push on one predictable monthly bill
- Teams who want releases driven from a CLI, dashboard or MCP client rather than pipeline YAML
Who Ubriot does not suit
- Teams who want EAS-native tooling and Expo's own hosted services: Expo EAS is the first-party option
- Teams who also need CI for Flutter, web, backend or other non-React Native projects
- Very large organisations with formal enterprise compliance programmes, which may prefer a longer-established vendor
- Anyone who needs a free plan: Ubriot has no free tier, only a 14-day trial
Everything your React Native release pipeline needs
- iOS native builds (IPA, signed)
- Android native builds (AAB)
- TestFlight submission
- Google Play submission
- OTA update channels
- Per-build logs and artifacts
- Dashboard and CLI
- Credential management
How React Native CI/CD works with Ubriot
Five steps from repo to the stores.
Step 1
Connect your repo
Point Ubriot at any Git remote, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or self-hosted. Private repos work with a read-only token.
Step 2
Upload signing credentials once
Add your iOS certificate and provisioning profile, or your Android keystore. Encrypted at rest. Never re-entered.
Step 3
Queue a build
Run ubriot ship ios or ubriot ship android from your app folder, or click in the dashboard. Your build starts immediately.
Step 4
Submit to the stores
Ubriot uploads the signed IPA to TestFlight or the AAB to Google Play. You get a notification when it's live.
Step 5
Push OTA updates between releases
Ship compatible JS-layer fixes without waiting on App Store review. Publish to a channel and roll back instantly if needed.
Common questions
- What is the best CI/CD for React Native?
- There is no single best choice; it depends on your stack. Expo EAS is Expo's own service and has a free plan. Bitrise and Codemagic suit teams that also build Flutter or fully native apps. GitHub Actions with fastlane suits teams who want to run their own pipeline. Ubriot suits React Native and Expo teams who want builds, store submission, OTA updates and push on one flat monthly plan.
- How much does Ubriot cost?
- Indie is $29 a month, Pro $99 and Business $299, with Enterprise on request. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial. There is no free tier, and builds are not metered per build or per minute.
- Does Ubriot work with Expo and bare React Native?
- Yes. Ubriot builds Expo (managed and prebuild) and bare React Native apps for iOS and Android. OTA updates use expo-updates for Expo apps and ubriot-updates-rn for bare React Native apps.
- Can AI assistants run Ubriot releases?
- Yes. The ubriot-mcp server lets MCP clients such as Claude, Claude Code and Cursor trigger builds, read logs, submit to TestFlight and Google Play, and publish OTA updates.
Set up your React Native CI/CD pipeline
Connect your repo, upload credentials once, and give your team a single release surface.