Whenever I need a client or teammate to test a mobile build, it usually turns into an annoying chore: explaining how to install an APK from Google Drive, or waiting on TestFlight processing just to check a two-line layout fix.

I put together Magiquip to make that handoff faster. You upload a .apk, .aab, or .ipa, and it gives you an install page with a QR code that detects whether the phone scanning it is iOS or Android.

I also wrote a small VS Code extension for it (magiquip-builds) that spots freshly compiled builds from Flutter, React Native, Xcode, or Android Studio and puts the install QR code right in your editor sidebar.

There is a free tier for small projects. If you build mobile apps, I would appreciate any feedback on whether the install flow works smoothly on your devices.

I put together Magiquip to make that handoff faster. You upload a .apk, .aab, or .ipa, and it gives you an install page with a QR code that detects whether the phone scanning it is iOS or Android.

There is a free tier for small projects. If you build mobile apps, I would appreciate any feedback on whether the install flow works smoothly on your devices.

Magiquip

Mobile App Distribution & Testing

Mobile App Distribution & Testing