AppShare is a mobile application distribution platform that helps teams share Android and iOS builds with testers, stakeholders, and internal teams.

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What is AppShare?

AppShare enables teams to distribute mobile application builds outside public app stores.

Builds can be uploaded, organized into releases, shared through installation pages, and monitored using download analytics. The platform supports both Android and iOS distribution workflows and integrates with common development and release processes.

Why Use AppShare?

Mobile testing often involves multiple builds, testers, devices, and release cycles.

AppShare helps teams manage these activities from a single platform. Instead of relying on manual file sharing, teams can maintain release history, control tester access, monitor adoption, and collect feedback in a structured environment.

Supported Platforms

AppShare supports mobile application distribution for Android and iOS.

Android Distribution

Android applications can be uploaded and shared through installation pages. Testers can access builds using a distribution link and install the latest available version. Click here to start with Android Quick Start

iOS Distribution

iOS applications can be distributed to registered devices through Apple's provisioning process. AppShare provides tools for managing devices, testers, and release distribution throughout the iOS testing workflow.

Key Capabilities

App Distribution

Upload and distribute mobile application builds through dedicated installation pages.

Release Management

Organize builds into releases and maintain a complete version history.

Download Analytics

Monitor build downloads and understand release adoption across testing groups.

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Control access to builds and manage testing audiences.

Automation and Integrations

Connect AppShare with existing development workflows using automation tools, CI/CD platforms, and integrations.

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