Product Updates

Bitrise now supports Xcode 26 Compilation Caching, a new Apple feature that reuses compiled outputs to cut iOS build times. Learn how Bitrise Build Cache makes setup effortless, delivers significant performance gains, and helps teams ship faster.

You can now purchase Bitrise through Google Cloud Marketplace as a private offering, giving you access to lightning-fast Mac infrastructure with all the convenience of procurement and billing handled through Google.

Bitrise has opened a private beta for Gradle Test Distribution, letting Android teams significantly accelerate test execution through scalable, parallel processing. By running tests across remote workers within Bitrise’s internal network, teams can cut test times in half and free up local and CI resources.

Bitrise has launched a private beta for Remote Build Execution (RBE) with Bazel, enabling dramatically faster builds through parallel execution on scalable infrastructure. With RBE workers, CI runners, and cache co-located in the same data center, teams can achieve up to 13x faster builds.

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.

Bitrise Release Management now offers release note presets and per-release localization controls. Streamline multilingual app updates and reduce the repetitive work of writing release notes!

How can you introduce more tests without slowing down your CI pipeline? The answer: test sharding! Dive into what test sharding is and get step-by-step instructions for how to reduce your build times by up to 50% using Bitrise’s out of the box sharding features.

Managing multiple apps with different store accounts just got easier! Until now, apps in Release Management had to share the same store connection as their Bitrise Project. Not anymore: you can now use your Bitrise Project’s connection or configure an app-level connection.

Great news! You can now interact with your CI platform instead of sifting through logs or scrolling through builds. Check out the Bitrise MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server for a new, conversational way to engage with your CI: