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As Visual Studio App Center closes, a look back, and what to use now?

As Visual Studio App Center closes, a look back, and what to use now?

Today is retirement day for Microsoft's Visual Studio App Center, a product widely used by app developers to manage, test, and distribute their releases, alongside other features including automated builds and crash analytics. Launched as App Center in 2017, the product's origins actually predate this in

Partnering with GitHub

Partnering with GitHub

We’re thrilled to announce that Buildstash is now a GitHub Technology Partner. And even better, we just launched our official Buildstash Action in the GitHub Marketplace! With Buildstash software teams across apps, games, and embedded systems can store and organize all their build files, easily share, and collaborate on

Join our closed beta now

Join our closed beta now

We're pleased to bring more teams onto our beta this month! If you're working on any kind of app or game, and are interested in trying out build artifact and release management specifically designed for apps and games, sign up for our waitlist now, and we&

Buildstash pitches at Techstars NYC Demo Day

Buildstash pitches at Techstars NYC Demo Day

We were excited to pitch transformed build-to-release management at the Google HQ in NYC

Buildstash joins Techstars NYC

Buildstash joins Techstars NYC

We're thrilled to announce we're joining the prestigious Techstars NYC program for Fall 2024. Techstars' backing marks a significant step forward in our mission to transform developers build-to-release workflows. Buildstash seeks to fix a problem frequently encountered by the more than 3 million developers working

Why are we making this?

Why are we making this?

We realised there's an entire chunk of many developers workflows which aren't well supported by present tools - the build-to-release phases. There's countless tools to assist with developing your apps, and version control for storing the code, and CI to help with building it. But once it's built...