Capgo

Capgo lets teams ship web-layer fixes to Capacitor apps without waiting for App Store or Google Play review. When a bug is live in production, you can push a corrected JavaScript bundle and have active users on the fix within minutes. Native code changes still go through the stores. Capgo handles everything in between.

It's built for web-focused teams shipping mobile apps with Capacitor or Electron. If your team knows JavaScript but doesn't want to manage native build pipelines, Capgo is designed around that gap.

Key capabilities:

• OTA updates push signed JavaScript and asset bundles to devices, applied on next launch with rollback protection built in
• Release channels let you target production, staging, beta, or custom customer groups without shipping a new binary
• Differential updates send only changed files, cutting download size by up to 90%
• Rollback controls let you pin a known-good version or revert instantly when a release misbehaves
• Per-device logs capture the full update journey (checks, downloads, installs, failures) without needing Xcode or Android Studio
• CI/CD integration supports GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and a public API for automated publish-and-promote workflows
• Update timing controls let you choose when updates apply: background, on launch, at install, or always
• Analytics and adoption tracking show version spread by platform, failure rates, and rollback signals while a rollout is still in motion

The updater plugin is open source. You can run it standalone or connect it to Capgo Cloud for hosted delivery across a global CDN spanning 300+ cities. The hosted service reports 95% of active users receiving updates within 24 hours, with a typical API response around 44ms.

Capgo is bootstrapped and profitable, which matters if you've been watching Appflow wind down. There's no VC dependency and no acquisition risk. SOC 2 Type I and Type II compliance, GDPR compliance, and third-party audits are part of the standard offering.

Teams with over 20 million users already rely on it. Over 1,700 apps use it in production, and the platform has delivered more than 1.8 trillion updates since launch.