Check each release before it ships.

Check each build with Release Guard before it reaches a device, see the Risk Forecast and keep Evidence Packs of what was released.

Included in Distribution and in the 14-day trial. It works on the devices you manage with AppDeploy.

Check each new version before it reaches a device.

For teams that ship their own app often. Release controls work on the devices you manage with AppDeploy.

Check the build

Before a build can reach a device, AppDeploy checks its identity, version, signature and the OS versions it supports. A failed check blocks it, and a check that can’t run shows as unknown, never as passed.

Deployment answers

Every device that hasn't converged tells you exactly why — not assigned, blocked release, device offline, retries exhausted — with the evidence behind it and the one action that fixes it.

Risk Forecast

Before a release: licence shortfalls, incompatible devices, expiring certificates, stale device data — each with the number of devices affected, never a vague warning.

Evidence Packs

A download that records what was released, to which devices and with what outcome, with checksums anyone can check.

Release Upload API

Send new builds from your CI/CD pipeline straight into AppDeploy.

Release apps from the tools your team already uses.

Connect AppDeploy to the tools your team already uses: alerts, API keys and webhooks on every plan, and release uploads from your CI/CD pipeline with Distribution.

Slack and Microsoft Teams alerts

Send selected enrolment, rollout, credential, failure, recovery, and evidence events to your operations channel, with a clear cause and next action.

Releases from CI/CD

Upload signed releases from your CI/CD pipeline through the idempotent Release Upload API, then return the Release Guard result to the build that started it.

Signed workflow automation

Use workspace-scoped API keys and signed webhooks with retries and replay to connect AppDeploy safely to your internal workflows.