Check out the statement on the main page
- Git first: 100% of your configuration files are stored in git, wherever you want
- Configuration files first: Human readable and editable config files, fully transparent
- Open source: Just like fastlane,
fastlane.ci
is open source and community driven - Self hosted: You should be able to own your CI systems, and scale up as needed
- Adapters: Store your configuration and artifacts on services you already use, like GitHub or your own git server
- Native fastlane integration: Already use fastlane?
fastlane.ci
will work right out of the box for you - Mobile first, mobile only: For now, we're focusing exclusively on building the best CI system for mobile app devs
- Built in the open: Together with all of you, MIT licensed
- Visual interface: Thanks to
fastlane.ci
you'll be able to benefit from fastlane without having to use the terminal - Sensible defaults: If something can be automatically figured out by
fastlane.ci
, it should be - Easy permissions: Instead of manually managing an extra layer of permission,
fastlane.ci
just uses GitHub - Focus on the most established toolings: git, GitHub and Xcode
- No build steps:
fastlane.ci
will never allow you to add "build steps", instead, all automation is done via fastlane
- Support common projects like React Native out of the box with zero configuration
- Manage Xcode installations for the user (using xcode-install)
- Support for distributed building for setups that require faster builds (multiple Macs)
mobile
refers to iOS in the beginning, and will be expanded to Android at a later stage of this project.