iOS Dev Tools

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Erik Lindberg — fullcoverage, a Swift CLI tool. It reads an Xcode .xcresult bundle. It creates a static HTML coverage report with multiple files ✅ XCRunway — a native Xcode Cloud client for iPhone, iPad, and Mac ✅ Spek — helps iOS developers grow their apps with self-learning ASO agents ✅ Ganesh M — OpenClip, adds a floating action bar to macOS, letting you instantly copy, calculate, transform, translate, or process selected text with AI, keyboard shortcuts, scripts, and over 100 customizable extensions ✅ pen.dev — AI Design Canvas that you can use with your ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions, and Composer/Grok, Gemini, Kimi, GLM, Qwen, and Minimax models ✅ Understand Anything — turn any codebase, knowledge base, or docs into an interactive knowledge graph you can explore, search, and ask questions about ✅ Eric G. — Tidy, fix spelling and grammar anywhere on your Mac ✅ Notchling — a tiny creature living in your MacBook notch. It watches your cursor, dozes off when you’re idle, feels your battery, and when you drag a file at it, it opens its mouth and carries it for you ✅ PostBox — turns the MacBook notch into a drag-and-drop poster for the work you make ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Florian Schweizer — FWC SwiftUI Skills, Agent Skills for modern SwiftUI development on iOS 26+ ✅ Unvibe — a desktop AI learning layer for code ✅ ShotSmith — an App Store screenshot designer delivered as a single HTML file you can use offline ✅ Codenotch — an LLM usage tracking tool designed in a side-notch style ✅ CapMeter — tracks Claude burn rate, countdowns, alerts, usage history, and multiple accounts, helping you plan ahead ✅ Listen Orb — an AI-powered voice dictation for Mac that lets you dictate directly at the cursor with push-to-talk control, custom vocabulary, and voice-based text editing ✅ Mossy — A small plant that lives on your Mac desktop. The longer you sit without a break, the more it wilts ✅ Fide Island — turns your MacBook notch into a compact, fluid command surface ✅ Zsolt Hutvágner — Shortap, a native macOS app that turns physical taps on the left or right side of your MacBook into customizable actions and Apple Shortcuts ✅ SponsorBar — make money from your menu bar for doing nothing. Put a small ad in your menu bar and share the revenue with you ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Baguette — headless control for Apple’s Simulators + host-side input injection for iOS 26 ✅ Daniel Cardona — SwiftMocking, a modern, type-safe mocking library for Swift that provides a clean, readable, and efficient mocking experience ✅ Toplify — multi-server service monitoring App Store charts across 175 countries, 24/7, so you never miss your next milestone ✅ Keiki — build one customer-facing AI agent and launch it across SMS, iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, and email ✅ Ayman H. Moustafa — Naseem, a native AI agent for macOS, built entirely in Swift ✅ Seedling — Bob’s CLI, runs on your own hardware with zero API costs, zero data leaving your machine ✅ Virtual Mac on iPad — iPad finally breaks free from iPadOS, enabling pro apps like Xcode, Terminal, Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and Pixelmator Pro to run directly on the device ✅ RunnerKit — Menu bar app that’s basically a button that allows you to launch any Xcode project/scheme/destination you set up inside the app as a configuration ✅ Dominik Kandravý — Hoy, built directly on CloudKit, Apple’s own sharing framework ✅ FindDiskKiller — brings app disk I/O, AI agent storage, file activity, and drive-health evidence into one native macOS workspace, then helps you review old Codex and Claude conversations safely ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Evgenij Lutz — JoltPhysics, an open-source C++ physics engine designed for games and real-time applications ✅ asc-cli — a CLI for App Store Connect, automate builds, releases, TestFlight, subscriptions, and screenshots from your terminal or CI pipeline ✅ Mendy Aouizerat — Xtend, puts your Mac dev environment on your iPhone and iPad ✅ Conor Bronsdon — avoid-ai-writing, audits, and rewrites content to remove AI writing patterns ✅ Hassan El Mghari — LogoCreator, ✅ AIUsage — one dashboard to manage all your AI subscriptions, track quotas, costs, accounts, Claude Code proxy, and Codex proxy in one place ✅ HealthyNotch — lives quietly in your Mac’s notch and nudges you before it gets that far: stand up, drink water, blink, stretch ✅ Michal Ferák — Hotspot Meter, a macOS menu bar app that shows exactly how much data each Wi-Fi network and phone hotspot uses ✅ Capsomnia — turns Caps Lock into a physical switch that keeps your MacBook awake ✅ Islet — behaves like iPhone’s Dynamic Island: native spring-physics expand/collapse, real-time HUDs for volume and brightness, and more ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Appllama — a design-research tool centered on the apps that already earn at the top of the App Store ✅ Karl Stenerud — KSCrash, an open-source crash reporting framework for Apple platforms ✅ Reely — an AI-powered app launch video engine that generates promo videos from screenshots, recordings, or source code ✅ PromptBar — keeps your everyday AI prompts organized and close at hand ✅ Rewrite — helps you polish, rewrite, or draft text wherever you write ✅ Shariq Charolia — Sapphire, displays current activities around the notch on newer MacBooks and includes a suite of convenient features ✅ Paolo Arnolfo — Macshot, an open-source screenshot tool for macOS ✅ Chute — transforms your Mac’s notch into a portal directly to your iPhone ✅ Matthew Ball — Abendrot, the macOS app for your circadian rhythm ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Nicolas H. — Simple Simulator Manager, a free, open-source macOS menu bar app for working with Apple’s simulators ✅ StoreSync — a native macOS application that streamlines App Store Connect metadata management and ASO tracking with native desktop speed ✅ JsonXmlEditor — a native macOS developer tool for structuring, formatting, and debugging JSON and XML payloads ✅ NoMac — the native app publishing pipeline built for AI agents ✅ MailTwin — AI-powered writing for Apple Mail ✅ Dominik Sobe — Juicy, replaces Apple’s basic battery warnings with beautiful custom alerts ✅ Breva — turns your Mac trackpad into a gentle breathing guide ✅ Pocket Screen — turns the frontmost window on your Mac into a compact, always-on-top PiP-style view ✅ Bird Chimes — sits in the menu bar and marks each hour with a bird call, which registers as time passing without pulling you out of what you’re doing ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

The Those Who Swift newsletter has launched a new Devs for Devs section, and I had the pleasure of writing the first article 😊 I shared some practical things to check when preparing an existing app for iOS 27, from resizable layouts to Xcode 27 changes: https://lnkd.in/g6Yr4EQv

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Divya Ravi — ConsentBus, a lightweight Swift package that sits between your app’s consent UI and your third-party SDKs ✅ Divya Ravi — FoundationModelsKit, a production-ready Swift library for safe, flexible Foundation Models integration on iOS ✅ Agent Island — an open-source status companion for Claude Code and Codex on macOS and Windows ✅ Ironsmith — lets you describe the macOS app you want, then generates, builds, and packages it into a runnable application ✅ UseReserve — keeps your remaining Claude and Codex usage visible at a glance, so you always know how much is left without interrupting your workflow ✅ Keepresso — keep your Mac awake with smart triggers, timed sessions, AI agent detection, closed-display mode, and headless Mac tools ✅ Serhii Bykov — Keyty, an app that visualizes your keyboard and mouse actions in real time, making demos, presentations, tutorials, and livestreams easier to follow ✅ MacTools — combines dozens of system utilities into one customizable app, with display controls, cleanup tools, monitoring widgets, battery management, and productivity features ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. First of all, a big shoutout to our sponsor 🙌 web2wave lets subscription apps sell on the web first: users complete a quiz flow, pay, then download the app with an active subscription. The sale closes before install, so you don’t pay 15-30% app store fees on it. In this week's issue: ✅ Leo Dion — MistKit, a Swift package for server-side and command-line access to CloudKit Web Services ✅ Swift Scribe — an AI-enhanced transcription app built exclusively for iOS 26 and macOS 26+ ✅ cmux — a Ghostty-based macOS terminal with vertical tabs and notifications for AI coding agents ✅ IAXT — monitors AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex ✅ WhatCable — a macOS menu bar app that tells you exactly what each USB-C cable plugged into your Mac can do ✅ Hasan Jafri — Mimer, a developer-focused clipboard manager ✅ CaffeineTimer — keeps your Mac awake with a lightweight countdown timer ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.

Our latest newsletter issue just dropped! 💣 The link is in the first comment if you're not subscribed. In this week's issue: ✅ Daniel Saidi — MockingKit, a mocking library for Swift that lets you create mocks of any protocol or class ✅ MemoryMap — a Swift library for crash-resilient, memory-mapped file storage ✅ QuotaWarmer — helps Claude Code and Codex CLI users keep track of rolling quota windows and optionally claim fresh capacity the moment it becomes available ✅ cctop — a menu bar app that helps developers monitor multiple AI coding sessions from tools like Claude Code, Codex, opencode, and pi ✅ Lidless — a menu bar app that keeps your Mac running even with the lid closed ✅ Amit Patnaik — Peeku, locks your Mac when you step away, using on-device camera analysis, Apple Watch proximity, and activity signals ✅ Kumar Abhishek — Quay, a menu bar app for developers and tinkerers ☑️ A roundup of the upcoming iOS conferences & events.