Buildstash provides build-to-release management for software teams, centralizing build storage and organization across various platforms. It integrates build artifacts with source control and issue tracking to maintain context throughout the development lifecycle. The platform facilitates secure sharing and streamlined distribution of binaries through custom portals and direct storefront deployment.
Funding
$120K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Problem
App and game developers face challenges in organizing, sharing, and distributing application builds efficiently. Managing access control, generating secure links, and creating customizable download portals often require manual processes and disparate tools. This can lead to inefficiencies in the build-to-release workflow.
Solution
Buildstash offers a build-to-release management platform designed to streamline the process of organizing, sharing, and distributing application builds. The platform integrates with existing development tools, such as GitHub and CI systems, to provide a seamless workflow. It enables developers to generate secure links for sharing builds, manage granular access control to ensure only authorized users can access specific builds, and create customizable download portals for a branded distribution experience. By centralizing these functions, Buildstash aims to improve efficiency and control in the build-to-release pipeline.
Target Audience
Buildstash primarily targets app and game developers who need a streamlined solution for managing and distributing application builds to internal teams, external collaborators, or end-users.
Features
- Secure link generation for sharing builds, releases, or streams.
- Granular permissions for controlling access to builds.
- Customizable, brandable portals for public and private distribution.
- Integration with GitHub and CI tools like Jenkins and TeamCity.
- Email, desktop, and Slack notifications for team updates.
- Ready-made download pages for sharing app builds and releases.
- Private portals for external collaboration with clients.