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mobile render test
Verify mobile apps on real devices before publishing.
Building an enterprise-grade financial app is only half the battle. Test is your operational safety net — a sandbox to test, tweak, and verify your financial logic before going live.
The Mobile & Local Sandbox mimics your live production environment. It bypasses app store approval pipelines, putting your compiled React Native code straight onto a physical handset for real-world testing.
Why a real device
Interactive Sandboxing: Test custom components — a loan calculator, a transaction dashboard — under realistic conditions. Enter real numbers, tap buttons, and confirm the logic behaves as intended before pushing changes live.
Touch-Optimized Edge Case Hunting: Standard browser emulators miss real touch gestures. A live handset shows whether floating buttons, swipe elements, and input fields stay thumb-friendly across screen sizes.
Instant Iterative Tuning: Spot a UI glitch or logic flaw on the device, jump back into the builder prompt, send a follow-up instruction, and watch the rebuild refresh on your screen.
Stakeholder Sandboxing: Preview environments are isolated from internal active system files, so clients and compliance officers can review logic safely without exposing backend data.
The mobile handshake
Connecting your browser-based workspace to a physical device:
Platform Selection: Ensure your project target is toggled to Mobile (beta) in the header before generating — see Build.
QR Generation: Once generation completes, the platform exposes a secure, project-specific QR code in the workspace preview dashboard.
Expo Go Connection: Scan the QR code with your phone's camera via the free, third-party Expo Go app. This mounts and renders your full application bundle on the phone in seconds.
Bridging the gap between design and physical testing via Expo Go for real-device validation.
Final high-fidelity prototype featuring thumb-optimized navigation and touch-friendly interface components.
You can also use the mobile previewer inside the builder to validate logic and branding on a simulated handset without leaving the workspace. Use the simulator to iterate quickly; use a real device before you publish.
Fix with AI sends the reported issue to Qore's build agent. Review the rebuilt preview before you continue.
When the app holds up on a real device, move to Deploy.
