Fastlane specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Fastlane fits in a long-term product team.

Mobile releases are the most manual part of most delivery pipelines. Version bumps, signing, screenshots for several device sizes and locales, metadata, and two different submission processes add up to hours of work that is easy to get subtly wrong under time pressure.

Fastlane turns that into a scripted lane. The important consequence is not the time saved but the removal of variance: the release runs the same way every time, which means a release is no longer an event requiring the person who knows the steps. Match, which manages signing certificates in a shared repository, removes the other classic single point of failure.

What your dedicated team does with Fastlane.

The real gain is that releasing stops being risky. When a release takes fifteen minutes and cannot be done wrong, teams release more often, and smaller releases are easier to diagnose when something does go wrong.

That is a delivery-path improvement, which is why it is scoped with a dedicated cloud and DevOps team on the same agreement as the mobile developers.

Common Fastlane use cases.

• Releases that do not depend on one person A scripted lane anyone on the team can run.
• Signing assets managed centrally Certificates in a shared encrypted repository, so a new machine is productive immediately.
• Store assets generated automatically Screenshots across devices and locales produced automatically each release.

Adding Fastlane skills to your team.

Release automation is scoped together with mobile development, so the pipeline exists before the first submission.

Every Fastlane 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.