Bitrig Can Now Use and Test the Apps It Builds

AI gets much more useful when it can check its own work.

Until now, Bitrig could write code, build your project, and fix compiler errors. But it still needed you to be its eyes and hands. You had to run the app, tap around, notice what was broken, and explain it back.

Today, that changes.

Bitrig can now use and test your apps in its built-in simulator.

That means Bitrig can:

• Look at what’s on screen. Capture a screenshot and inspect the accessibility tree to understand your app’s interface.
• Interact like a user. Tap, type, scroll, drag, press keys, and rotate the device to navigate your app.
• Fix what it finds. Read debug logs, revise the code, rebuild, and try again when it notices an issue.

The result is less back-and-forth and higher quality apps.

You can ask Bitrig to:

• Build an onboarding flow, and it can tap through the first-run experience to make sure it works from start to finish.
• Polish a settings screen, and it can toggle controls, enter text, and check that the interface responds.
• Fix a layout bug, and it can rotate the device or resize the window to make sure the layout adapts.

Let Bitrig handle the rote work of testing, so you can focus on what makes your app unique.