From sentence to simulator

What actually happens between your description and an app running on screen.

1

Say what you want

One sentence is enough. When it matters, Appwright asks a couple of sharp questions — screens, data, vibe — before writing a line.

2

Watch it build

It plans the app, writes real SwiftUI, compiles with Xcode, fixes its own build errors, and boots the result in the iOS Simulator.

3

Make it yours

Describe changes in plain English and watch them land. Every run is checkpointed — roll back to any earlier version, anytime.

▸ Planning Streaks — 3 screens, local storage, one accent color
▸ Writing SwiftUI  TodayView · HabitStore · WeekOverviewView  …14 files
▸ xcodebuild  error: missing argument for parameter 'streak'
▸ Fixed HabitRowCard.swift — rebuilding
✓ Build succeeded — booting iPhone simulator
✓ Run finished · 11 credits · about 3 minutes
A first build, the way it appears in Appwright's transcript — including the error it caught and fixed itself.

It's a real Xcode project, not a sandbox

  • Native SwiftUI. No web views, no React Native wrapper — the same frameworks Apple's own apps use.
  • Open in Xcode, one click. The project lives on your disk. Edit it, extend it, or hand it to a developer.
  • Ship it under your name. Export and submit to the App Store with your own Apple Developer account.
  • No lock-in. Stop paying and every app you built is still yours, still on your Mac, still working.
Streaks/
├── App/
│   ├── StreaksApp.swift
│   ├── TodayView.swift
│   ├── HabitStore.swift
│   ├── WeekOverviewView.swift
│   └── … 10 more Swift files
├── Streaks.xcodeproj
├── project.yml
└── appwright.json
// on your disk, yours to keep

Built for people who like knowing what things cost

Spend cap per build
Every run has a hard budget. If a build would blow past it, Appwright stops and tells you instead of quietly burning credits.
Costs on every run
Each build and each change shows exactly what it used, right in the transcript. No surprise at the end of the month.
Checkpoints on everything
Every generation is snapshotted before and after. A change you hate is one Restore away from gone.

Your first app is 15 free credits away.

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