Getting feedback on a change shouldn't require everyone to build it themselves. Bazel and Gradle projects can now share apps and native command-line tools directly through Tuist Previews, so teammates can try a build without setting up the project.
With Gradle, run ./gradlew :app:tuistShareDebug --track nightly for an Android app, or ./gradlew :app:tuistShareMainDebug for a native C++ or Swift application. With Bazel, add a preview target alongside your Android app, Apple simulator or macOS app, or executable, then run it with --publish --project account/project.
Native command-line previews include their declared runtime dependencies, so recipients can run the packaged tool outside your build directory. Both workflows use your existing Tuist authentication and project access, without a separate CLI upload step.
You stay in control of what reaches your team: ordinary builds never publish previews. When you do share a build, it appears alongside your project's other previews, with the same visibility and distribution settings.
Get started with the Gradle preview guide or Bazel preview guide, then share a link so teammates can run the preview.