The full answer
Continuous integration means every change is merged and tested frequently. When an engineer opens a pull request, the pipeline runs unit and integration tests, linting, type checks and dependency scans, and reports the result before review.
Continuous delivery means approved changes can be released quickly and safely. Pipelines deploy automatically to a staging environment for testing, then promote to production through a controlled step, often with approval gates for regulated or critical systems.
Release safety features include automated database migrations, health checks, gradual rollouts and quick rollback when something goes wrong. Infrastructure changes defined in Terraform go through the same pipeline and review process as application code.
For mobile apps, pipelines build, sign and distribute test versions to testers and prepare releases for the App Store and Google Play, removing manual steps that often cause delays and errors.
Creuto works with common CI/CD platforms and fits into the tools your organisation already uses. For teams with slow or manual release processes, a well-built pipeline is often one of the quickest improvements available.