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Self-hosted iOS & Android simulator streaming for the whole team
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مطور نشر TapFlow، مشروع مفتوح المصدر يتيح تشغيل محاكيات iPhone وAndroid داخل المتصفح، بحيث يستطيع أي فرد في الفريق اختبار التطبيق دون الحاجة لتثبيت Xcode أو Android Studio، مع بقاء التطبيق والبيانات…
@Sn0wbrave · x.com
Run iOS & Android app builds in the browser—for the whole team. MIT licensed. Self-hosted. Two commands.
@frieren033 · x.com
Hi 👋 @x ! I'd love to connect. I'm an open-source developer.
@frieren033 · x.com
Yes — agents driving the simulator is the direction. tapflow does this over MCP. The flows the agent captures replay in CI with no LLM, so they're deterministic and cost $0/run. Works with both iOS…
@frieren033 · x.com
When your build is done ✅ Then the usual questions start: “How do I install this?” “Can I borrow a test phone?” Tapflow fixes that. It streams iOS and Android simulators to your browser. No setup. No…
@frieren033 · x.com
Your React Native build is done. ✅ The hard part? Getting the rest of your team to test it. No more: "How do I install this?" That's why we built tapflow. #ReactNative #opensource
@frieren033 · x.com
If your team ships React Native, getting the build out is the easy part. Getting it in front of everyone else isn't. tapflow is an open-source, self-hosted tool that streams iOS simulators and…
@frieren033 · x.com
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