Codemagic specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Codemagic fits in a long-term product team.

iOS builds require macOS, which is the constraint that makes mobile CI different from everything else. The alternatives are a hosted macOS runner or a physical Mac somebody maintains, and the second is a single point of failure that is invariably discovered at the worst moment.

Mobile-specific services handle the parts general CI platforms make awkward: signing certificates, provisioning profiles, and publishing to both stores. A general-purpose runner can do all of it, but the configuration is longer and the failure modes are less obvious.

What your dedicated team does with Codemagic.

Build minutes on managed macOS are expensive enough that pipeline efficiency is a cost question. Caching dependencies and running the right workflows on the right triggers has a directly visible effect on spend.

Treating that as ongoing work is part of how a dedicated cloud and DevOps team runs.

Common Codemagic use cases.

• iOS builds without owning a Mac Managed macOS runners, so no physical machine is a release dependency.
• Publishing to both stores from one pipeline TestFlight and Play submissions from one workflow.
• Keeping build spend in proportion Caching and trigger discipline, because managed macOS minutes are the expensive resource.

Adding Codemagic skills to your team.

Mobile CI is scoped with the mobile developers it serves, under the same agreement.

Every Codemagic specialist we assign works remotely inside your tools as a dedicated member of your team, with the management on our side. It is how companies hire remote developers without opening an offshore office of their own.