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Tramline is a mobile DevOps platform designed to automate and streamline the release process for iOS and Android applications. It integrates with existing tools to provide a centralized dashboard for managing release workflows, monitoring release health, and ensuring a smooth deployment to app stores. The platform aims to reduce manual effort and improve visibility for mobile engineering teams.
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Must Have
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API & Database Integrations
Access Control & Security
Drag-and-Drop UI Builder
Code Customization
Flexible Deployments
Drag-and-Drop UI Builder
Code Editor
Data Connectivity
API Integration
Workflows
Other
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Debugging & Monitoring
Version Control Integration
Audit Logs & Analytics
Workflow Automation
Mobile-Responsive Support
Prebuilt React Components
AI-Generated App Assistant
Custom Theming & Branding
Partner & Customer Portals
AI & LLM Integration
Natural Language App Generation
Source Control Integration
Security & Permissions
Hosting Options
Multipage Architecture
Component Localization
Usage Analytics
PDF Data Extraction
PricingTiered
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Hobby
$0.00 one time
- 2 apps
- 15 releases per app, per year
- Self setup & onboarding
- Discord support
- Roles
- Release pilot management
- Approvals
- Almost trunk branching strategies
- 30 days release builds history
- Notifications system
- Per-channel notifications
- Release health monitoring
- Release metrics charts
- Team performance analysis
- Outgoing webhooks
- API access
- Custom build-level metadata
- Maximum 2 apps
- Maximum 15 releases per app, per year
- 30 days release builds history
Team
$25.00 monthly
- Unlimited apps
- Unlimited releases
- Assisted setup & onboarding
- Slack Connect support
- 72 hour SLA
- SAML / SSO
- Release pilot management
- Approvals
- Almost trunk branching strategies
- 6 months release builds history
- Scheduled releases
- Synced cross-platform releases
- Build queue
- Continuous backmerges
- App variants
- Automatic rollouts
- Monitoring & observability
- Notifications system
- Per-channel notifications
- Release health monitoring
- Automatic triggers to halt rollout
- Mobile DevOps
- Reldex
- Release metrics charts
- Team performance analysis
- Extensibility
- Outgoing webhooks
- API access
- Custom build-level metadata
- For teams with up to 10 app engineers
Enterprise
$400.00 monthly
- Unlimited apps
- Unlimited releases
- White-glove setup & onboarding
- Slack Connect, Phone support
- 24 hour SLA
- Release consulting (2 hours per week included)
- SAML / SSO
- Release pilot management
- Approvals
- Any branching strategies
- 1 year release builds history
- Scheduled releases
- Synced cross-platform releases
- Build queue
- Continuous backmerges
- App variants
- Automatic rollouts
- Monitoring & observability
- Notifications system
- Per-channel notifications
- Release health monitoring
- Automatic triggers to halt rollout
- Mobile DevOps
- Reldex
- Release metrics charts
- Team performance analysis
- Extensibility
- Outgoing webhooks
- API access
- Custom build-level metadata
- For teams with more than 10 app engineers
Rationale
Tramline is a mobile DevOps platform focused on streamlining release cycles for mobile apps. While it doesn't offer a low-code/no-code UI builder or direct code customization for building internal apps like Retool, it does provide features related to API/data integrations (connecting to various tools and platforms), access control, flexible deployment options (on-premise or cloud), debugging/monitoring through release health monitoring and alerts, version control integration (Git-based workflows for release branches and hotfixes), and audit logs/analytics for release tracking. It automates workflows specific to mobile app releases rather than general business process automation.
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