
VibeView
Cloud simulators for iOS, Android and TV's in your browser.
Short version: team and I build React Native apps and for a long time I did it on a Windows machine, which meant I could not run an iOS simulator at all. The workaround was borrowing a Mac, or renting a cloud one, or setting up CI just to produce a build I could look at. A four-minute code change turned into a thirty-minute round trip.
So we built VibeView. You get an iOS or Android simulator streaming in a browser tab. vibeview dev mcp gives you hot reload against it, so it's a development environment and not just a place to check a finished build. Cloud builds compile the app on our fleet so you never have to touch Xcode.
Also a part that we wanted to optimize was automated testing so in VibeView its possible for agent to drive the sim, it can test the app. No Appium selectors that break when someone renames a button – you say what flow you care about, it taps through and tells you what broke. Beta, and it won't replace your CI suite, but it catches the "did signup break again" stuff faster than I was catching it.
Feel free to ask questions & try out our platform, there is a free-tier set up for now, and we would love to hear your feedback!
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Your machine shouldn't decide what you're allowed to build. VibeView puts an iOS, Android and TV simulator in your browser with hot reload, so you can develop without owning a Mac.

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