Mobile app A/B testing

Mobile experiments that respect your release process.

Mobile experimentation should make routine interface decisions faster without disguising engineering work as no-code. Diti is for supported React Native UI experiments across iOS and Android after your team has instrumented the app.

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Where Diti fits

A faster path for UI decisions

✓Evaluate onboarding, promotions, paywalls, product discovery, and feature education.
✓Use one workspace to run eligible iOS, Android, or cross-platform experiments.
✓Keep a control and variation tied to a clear audience and primary metric.
✓Make routine experimentation accessible beyond the engineering queue.

The boundary

A mobile test is not a shortcut

—Diti currently focuses on React Native app experiences, not every mobile framework.
—A remotely controlled variation must already be supported by the installed app build.
—Complex business rules and new product behavior need engineering-led delivery.
—Monitor guardrails such as crashes, errors, and downstream product outcomes alongside the primary metric.

A practical workflow

Choose one decision

Start with a concrete customer problem and one primary outcome, rather than a broad redesign.

Prepare a safe variation

Use the instrumented UI controls, preview the experience, and make sure the target audience is eligible.

Run to a decision

Allow sufficient sample, inspect guardrails, and ship only when the evidence supports the change.

Questions, answered

What kind of mobile changes can I test?

Diti is suited to supported UI changes such as copy, images, visibility, styling, and selected layout choices. New native behavior and backend logic are outside that scope.

Can I test iOS and Android separately?

Yes. Teams can choose iOS, Android, or both for a React Native experiment, depending on the supported app build and their hypothesis.

What should I measure?

Choose one primary metric that reflects the decision—such as completed onboarding or an activated feature—and define guardrails before launch.

Use mobile traffic to learn, not to guess.

Diti helps teams make supported React Native interface decisions with a disciplined workflow for targeting, QA, and measurement.

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