Gabor Nadai

Ubuntu Noble 24.04 is now Bitrise's default stable Linux stack. With fast, secure, and fully maintained build environments from Bitrise, your team can focus on shipping great apps instead of managing infrastructure.

Salary transparency, clearer expectations, fairer promotions. Here's how we built a competency framework from scratch at Bitrise and what we learned doing it.

A modern, up-to-date build environment means faster, more secure, and more reliable builds. With the upcoming changes, you get the latest Ubuntu LTS, updated tooling, and a stable foundation that keeps your CI/CD pipeline running smoothly.

Security is one of the cornerstones of how we’re making Bitrise a better product each day. We’re excited to share that we’re now a PCI DSS compliant service provider!

At Bitrise, we continually invest in security best practices to ensure that our customer’s data stays safe and secure. As a part of an on-going effort, we are excited to announce that we’ve successfully completed our SOC 2 report.

Apple’s WWDC25 jump to uniform version-26 platforms brought Xcode 26 in Sept 2025, and Bitrise shipped a same-day stable stack. Discover the breaking-change highlights, testing timelines, and prep steps you’ll need before Apple makes Xcode 26 builds mandatory in April 2026.

As we are getting closer to Apple's usual keynote event in September, we're gearing up for the stable Xcode 16 release on Bitrise. We're passionate about providing you with the best and latest, and with this new Xcode release, it's no exception. However, we also want to give you a heads up about what this means for our platform and for our users.

In March 2024 we will release a major update to our Linux stacks that will bring Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish to Bitrise, in accordance with our Stack Update Policy.