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The Bifrost is About to Open

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Bifrost — the hosted build service for NativePHP — officially launches Tuesday, September 9th.

What is Bifrost?

With Bifrost, you can compile your NativePHP apps for iOS and Android just by pushing to GitHub, and then distribute them to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store for testing.

That means you can build for iOS without needing a Mac!

Bifrost is already saving developers hundreds of hours in build cycles and is packed with upcoming features like OTA updates, automated workflows, desktop app support and more.

Free NativePHP

Every subscription to Bifrost comes with a free NativePHP for Mobile license, so you can start building straight away.

What’s more, the team is committing to using funds from Bifrost subscriptions to offset the cost of maintaining and supporting NativePHP so that they can eventually make NativePHP free for everyone.

Now that’s an initiative we can get behind!

👉 Check out all the launch details and updated pricing here.

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