Every project at AptixLabs lives in GitHub with branch-protection rules and required CI checks. The studio prefers small, frequent deploys over big releases — it ships multiple times a day on active projects.
What CI runs
- TypeScript type-checking with strict mode
- ESLint with the project's ruleset
- Vitest unit tests for the logic layer
- A production build to catch any runtime config mistakes
- Firestore security-rule tests via the official Firebase emulator
Web deploys
Marketing sites and the coach portal deploy to Firebase Hosting through a GitHub Actions workflow that promotes the build only after CI passes on the main branch. Preview channels spin up for every PR — a partner can see a working build before merge.
Mobile deploys
The mobile apps deploy through Fastlane and EAS Build to App Store Connect and Google Play. There's a manual gate before release-to-production but automatic uploads to TestFlight and internal-testing tracks. The same commit can ship to web in five minutes and mobile within an hour after store review.
Secrets
Secrets live in Google Secret Manager and are fetched at runtime — never baked into the build. CI uses workload-identity federation rather than long-lived service-account keys.