About TriageKit
TriageKit is an independent, bootstrapped product that finds visual UI bugs in iOS and React Native apps and prepares fixes for developers to review.
Why it exists
Coding agents and compilers are good with text: logs, files and errors. The bugs that cost mobile teams the most time are visual. A button hidden behind the keyboard, text that overflows on a smaller iPhone, content sliding under the Dynamic Island. Today a person has to find those by tapping through the simulator. TriageKit watches the simulator for them, finds the file responsible, and prepares a fix the developer approves.
Who is building it
TriageKit is built and run by Ankit Singh, a mobile engineer who works with iOS (Swift) and React Native. It was built with Claude. You can also find Ankit Singh on LinkedIn.
Where it stands
TriageKit is in early access. We are onboarding iOS and React Native teams in batches, and the product is bootstrapped and self-funded. This site only claims what exists today: we don’t list customer numbers, revenue or funding.
How it uses AI
TriageKit uses your own API key. Claude and other major AI providers are supported, and you can connect a local model if you want everything to stay on your machine. See the FAQ and the Privacy Policy for exactly what is sent where.
Get in touch
Write to founder@triagekit.space, or request early access.
At a glance
- Product
- TriageKit
- What it does
- Visual QA for iOS and React Native apps
- Platform
- macOS on Apple Silicon
- Works with
- Swift and React Native projects, iOS Simulator
- Stage
- Early access
- Funding
- Bootstrapped
- Built by
- Ankit Singh
- Website
- www.triagekit.space
- Contact
- founder@triagekit.space