Appr, React Native PR builds that you scan and open on device

In plain words

Appr is a tool for developers working with React Native projects. It scans pull request builds and enables users to open and test them directly on their devices. The software streamlines the review process by eliminating the need to manually build and install PRs, making it faster for teams to validate changes before merging them into their codebase.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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