App Magicis now Native Made

Native Made

Build for the biggest app economy there is.App Store developers have earned $550 billion since 2008.

For iPhone

Describe an idea

Agents powered by

Compile in virtual

Ship nativeSwiftUI

Polish icons in

Ready for

Own the codebase

Built to feel like a product studio.

Agents write SwiftUI. A virtual Mac compiles it in Xcode — so you’re not limited by your laptop’s RAM, disk, or local toolchain.

Virtual launching

App development is no longer limited by your machine.

Compiles run on hosted Macs in the cloud. Your local RAM, CPU, and Xcode install stop being the bottleneck — explore more directions in parallel without buying more hardware.

NotesApp.xcodeprojVirtual Mac · building

struct ContentView: View {
  @State private var notes: [Note] = []

  var body: some View {
    NavigationStack {
      NotesList(notes: notes)
        .navigationTitle("Notes")
    }
  }
}

xcodebuild · virtual Mac** BUILD SUCCEEDED **

How it works

From a sentence to a Simulator run.

Five stages, one pipeline

Describe

A few sentences in your workspace — who the app is for and what it should do. No spec documents, no design files.

~30 sec

Plan & design

Agents turn the idea into a product spec and a screen-by-screen design system before any code is written.

~1 min

Write SwiftUI

The full project is generated file by file — models, view models, views — as native SwiftUI, not a web wrapper.

~2 min

Compile on a virtual Mac

Xcode runs in the cloud — not on your laptop. Local RAM, CPU, and disk stop being the ceiling on how many apps you can try.

~4 min

Ship the evidence

The app launches in the Simulator, every main screen is screenshotted, and the Xcode project is packaged for you.

yours to keep

What you get

Built for people who need proof.

Virtual Mac builds

Every run compiles on a hosted Mac with real Xcode. Your laptop’s RAM and local installs are no longer the limit — the cloud is.

Screenshot evidence

The app boots in the iOS Simulator and each main screen is captured. Proof, not promises.

Auto-repair

Compile errors go back through a repair agent that patches the exact failing files and rebuilds — no babysitting.

Source you own

Download a standard Xcode project. Open it, run it, hand it to your team — there’s no lock-in layer.

Who it’s for

A slide deck isn’t enough.

“I need to show investors a working app, not a Figma prototype.”

“I want engineering to react to something that already compiles.”

“I ship side projects — the boilerplate is what kills them.”