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AppForShare offers white-label install pages and custom domains on the Team plan. You can serve install links from your own domain (for example apps.yourcompany.com), show your logo and brand...
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You can automate AppForShare by uploading builds from your CI pipeline with the AppForShare command line tool and an upload token, and by sending build events to Slack, Discord or your own server...
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Offline mode testing checks that your app behaves correctly when the device has no connection or a poor one: it should show useful content, keep the user's input, avoid crashes, and sync cleanly...
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AppForShare protects your app builds with HTTPS on every page, a private storage bucket, signed download links that expire quickly, and an optional password on each build. Files are stored on...
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OS compatibility testing means checking that your app works on every iOS and Android version, and every kind of device, that you promise to support. The practical approach is to set clear minimum...
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A longer testing period gives testers time to use your app the way real users will: across days, networks, OS versions and devices, not just in a single afternoon. On AppForShare, how long a test...
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Keeping a mobile app secure takes two separate efforts: testing the app itself for vulnerabilities, and protecting the unreleased builds you share with testers. AppForShare helps with the second...
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Ad Hoc distribution is for testing an iOS app on a limited set of registered devices. Enterprise distribution, through the Apple Developer Enterprise Program, is for an eligible organization to...
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A successful app launch comes from three things done before release day: knowing who the app is for, testing real builds on real devices with real people, and preparing the store listing and...
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AppForShare does not replace manual testing. It removes the slowest, most error prone part of it: getting the right build onto each tester's phone. Manual testers still check features by hand on...
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Ad Hoc distribution lets you install an iOS app on a limited set of registered devices without the App Store or TestFlight. Its main challenges are collecting and registering device UDIDs, Apple's...
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The right way to distribute an iOS app depends on who needs it: the public gets it from the App Store, beta testers usually get it through TestFlight, a small team or client can install an Ad Hoc...
