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Dev tools · March 6, 2023

Waldo Sessions

Run, inspect, share mobile apps from the browser

Waldo Sessions launched on March 6, 2023 with 268 votes, #117 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

In plain words

Waldo Sessions is a collaborative tool for mobile teams that lets developers run pre-release builds on any device directly from a web browser. The platform enables users to inspect and annotate apps in context, then share replay links with teammates for feedback and review. It streamlines the mobile app testing and feedback process by centralizing these capabilities in one accessible location.

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From the sources

Waldo Sessions is the missing collaborative tool for mobile teams:⁣ 🏃‍♀️ Run your pre-release build on any device right from the browser⁣ 🕵️ Inspect and annotate in context⁣ 🔗 Share the replay link with anyone on your team

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