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The Phone Game That Escaped the Phone
BlueStacks began by making Android apps run on a PC. Its lasting business is making a small-screen game feel at home on the biggest screen in the house.
Muvaffak Onuş Is Giving Coding Agents a Mac of Their Own
After years building cloud control planes and testing sandboxes, the Istanbul engineer found a stubborn local machine at the edge of the agent boom. Limrun is his attempt to move Xcode, simulators and the mobile feedback loop into the cloud.
Limrun
Limrun is a San Francisco and Istanbul-based developer-infrastructure startup (Y Combinator, Spring 2026 batch) that puts native mobile development tools - Xcode, iOS simulators and Android emulators - into the cloud so AI coding agents can build, test and preview mobile apps without a Mac on someone's desk. Founded by Muvaffak Onus, the company gives agents running in sandboxes like Replit or CI runners the ability to compile apps, stream build logs, drive simulators and share browser previews, and already powers mobile workflows for Replit, Rork, Momentic and others.