Use case
Distributing builds to QA teams and stakeholders, with roles that make sense
AirBuild gives QA teams and stakeholders role-scoped access to builds — Testers can install without touching billing or team settings, while Admins manage uploads and links, all under your own branding on the install page.
The access-control gap in ad-hoc build sharing
Sharing a raw install link over Slack or email works until you need to control who can see which app, revoke access when someone leaves the project, or present a branded, professional install experience to a client instead of a bare developer tool page.
How it works
- 1
Invite your team with a role
Owner, Admin, Developer, Tester, and Guest roles are enforced server-side on every action — not just hidden in the UI.
- 2
Upload and organize by app
Each app has its own build history, install links, and device registry, scoped to your organization.
- 3
Brand the install page
On plans that support custom branding, swap in your own logo and accent color so external stakeholders see your brand, not AirBuild's.
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Audit everything
Every upload, invite, and link action is recorded in an audit log with actor and timestamp, so you always know who did what.
Related features
Role-based team access
LiveOwner, Admin, Developer, Tester, and Guest roles with server-enforced permissions.
Email invites
LiveInvite teammates by email with a pre-assigned role; they accept via a secure link.
Audit logs
LiveEvery sensitive action — uploads, invites, plan changes — is logged with actor and timestamp.
Custom branding on install pages
LiveReplace the AirBuild logo/color with your own on public install pages (white-label plans).
Frequently asked questions
Can I restrict a tester to only installing builds, not managing them?
Yes — the Tester role can install and view builds but can't upload, invite members, or change team/billing settings; permissions are enforced on the server, not just hidden in the UI.
Can I show my own branding to external stakeholders?
Yes, on plans with custom branding support you can replace the AirBuild logo and color on public install pages with your own.
Is there an audit trail of who uploaded or shared what?
Yes, every sensitive action — uploads, invites, plan changes, link creation — is written to an audit log with the actor, action, target, and timestamp.