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Bitrise Remote Dev Environments
Launched this week
Bitrise RDE gives you cloud Macs & Linux machines that start in seconds, the same machines, stacks and caches as your CI.
Give every agent its machine and run them in parallel via MCP, or attach VS Code, Cursor or Claude Code. Archive when you stop, restore later.
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What a day! Big congrats on the launch 🚀
Bitrise
@ka_4 thank you :) pls share RDe with all mobile devs you know :)
Bitrise
@ka_4 let’s gooooo!! Thank you 😊
Amazing to hear that the age old problem of "it works locally" will finally meet its end!!
I had not even thought about how when agents hit this wall it likely results on a pit of burnt tokens trying to fix something that is not trivial to fix. Centralizing the environment this way is huge in this regard
Bitrise
@lex_zavala hey Lex, thanks for checking RDE 💜
Modaal
Congrats with the launch! Great product!
I know RDE solves a real problem as I watched it grow internally, out of the friction our own teams kept running into. The gap between where you write code and where it actually gets built and tested is where most of the wasted time is, and it's the kind of thing you stop noticing because it was always there.
Seeing it go from an internal tool to something anyone can spin up in a few commands made me genuinely proud to watch. It's also amazing to see Bitrise on Product Hunt again!
Congrats on the launch, team! 🚀
Bitrise
@mefiblogger hey Gabor :) Thanks for your support! I think we were on Product Hunt is 2018? lol, long time ago
@lisadziuba I think it was 2015? :D Anyway, good to be back!
Bitrise
@mefiblogger no way, we should be in the 10-year club then :) By the way, I got a Silver Kitty from Product Hunt in 2017-2018
Bitrise
@mefiblogger indeed we started building this for ourselves. And then Customers started asking for the same
Bitrise
Hey Product Hunt 👋, I'm Barnabas, CEO at Bitrise.
We first launched here back in 2014, when the problem was simply getting mobile builds to run reliably in the cloud. 11 years later we're back with Remote Dev Environments 🚀, and the problem has changed shape: it's not just developers who need a machine now, it's their agents too.
Happy to be back, and happy to answer anything in the comments today.
Bitrise
@birmacher So cool to be on Product Hunt again 💜 I didn't realize that you launched earlier than my startup - my first launch was in 2017.
I think Birise should deserve 10 year club kitty award :)
Bitrise
@birmacher dang. That was over a decade ago 😳
How does this compare to the previous? 😆
Dial
Giving every agent its own disposable cloud Mac instead of sharing one box is the right call once you're running more than one or two in parallel, that's exactly where local setups start fighting each other over ports and file locks. What I'd want to understand before adopting this is the cost model at real parallelism - if I've got a swarm of 10-20 agents each with their own machine running most of the day, does the CI-cache-sharing keep the bill sane, or does it scale close to linear with instance count?
Bitrise
@galdayan very interesting question :) Let me check with the tech team
Bitrise
@galdayan
RDE pricing is based on the concurrent number of machines. With Basic and Pro pricing, you get up to 5 concurrent VMs. More details here https://bitrise.io/pricing#rde
Bitrise
@galdayan For more concurrency and M4 Pro VMs, we have enterprise pricing. CI cache sharing can help with build speed, especially for the first build in the VM
Bitrise
@galdayan We spent a lot of time talking to users to make the pricing right :) Also, as you are working on your own startup, you are more than welcome to ask for a longer trial or some startup discount 😀
Bitrise
@galdaya your question goes to the core of opinions how people want to consume and not everyone agrees.
This is why we created the following two models:
in self-serve based on concurrency of VMs you max out at a monthly spend and after that the meter stops for the month. As a heavy user you pay a flat fee essentially.
In enterprise pricing there is a lot of flexibility. Can play commit and pay flat, can pay by the minute. Also bursting over your committed capacity is possible, for seasonal peaks.
Dial
@arpadk That's a cleaner split than most usage-based tools manage - capping the self-serve meter instead of just letting the bill run away is the part that would actually make me trust it as a heavy user. The enterprise flexibility (commit-and-pay-flat vs per-minute) makes sense too since a seasonal-peak team has a very different cost shape than a steady-state one.