About Autotomy

Editable Expo source, explicit architecture, and checks that help you review what your AI coding agent changes.

What does Autotomy build?

Autotomy provides an Expo and React Native Foundation and a development CLI. The Foundation contains TypeScript source, example features, documented boundaries, and baseline verification. Optional Pro tools provide maintained audits and agent-guided upgrade plans.

You use your own coding agent and development environment. Autotomy accounts manage access to developer tools; they do not add authentication, payments, or a backend to your app. See the starter kit reference, pricing, and compatibility notes for the scope of each offer. The setup guide explains release availability.

Who publishes the guides?

Articles attributed to Autotomy are published under the product’s organization name. The publication date appears on each article. A separate update date appears when an article records a substantive revision. A refreshed site layout does not change an article’s publication date.

The architecture guides connect the engineering ideas behind the product with practical reading paths. Examples illustrate a technique; a passing check establishes only the properties that check assesses. Treat any performance figure or defect claim in its original source’s context, rather than as a promise about your own app.

How should you read our comparisons?

We make Autotomy. Our create-expo-app, Ignite, and AI Mobile Launcher comparisons are written from that perspective. They include the date checked and links supporting competitor details. Features, prices, and supported versions can change; follow the linked documentation before deciding.

Product claims should agree with the published documentation and visible release status. A listed price does not mean checkout is open. Autotomy does not promise that verification catches every bug or that a supported upgrade needs no human review.

Corrections and contact

For a technical correction, broken link, or product question, email admin@autotomy.dev. Include the page URL, the statement in question, and a source or reproduction when available. Do not send credentials or private project source.

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