The use case: how City Hive deploys CircleCI
City Hive uses CircleCI as an execution engine to automate building, testing, and releasing its catalog of branded mobile apps for alcohol retailers. Each pipeline runs native iOS and Android builds, end-to-end emulator tests, and submissions to the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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A rolling 50-day release cycle now covers 1,000+ apps seamlessly, with peak throughput hitting 60–70 app releases per day.
In the customer’s words
We manage north of 1,000 mobile apps; with CircleCI we were able to fully automate the update and launch processes for all of them, both for iOS and Android.Other companies using CircleCI
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- Nov 12, 2026
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- Nov 12, 2026
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A rolling 50-day release cycle now covers 1,000+ apps seamlessly, with peak throughput hitting 60–70 app releases per day. A small engineering team now delivers at a scale most large teams never reach.