awesome-ios is a community-curated catalog of iOS libraries, tools, and learning resources that maps the evolution of Apple platform development from Objective-C to SwiftUI.
OpenClaw is a native iOS SwiftUI app integrating real-time voice AI conversations, audiobooks, podcasts, and academic paper management with ElevenLabs Conversational AI and WebRTC.
Phosphor offers macOS users a free, SwiftUI-based iOS device manager leveraging pymobiledevice3 and libimobiledevice backends. It handles backups, file browsing, and exports without subscriptions.
Boxer3D is a native Swift iOS app that runs real-time 3D object detection on iPhone using LiDAR and a YOLO11n+BoxerNet pipeline accelerated by ONNX Runtime and CoreML.
CoreExtendedNFC ports libnfc protocol-layer logic to iOS via CoreNFC, enabling high-level NFC operations in pure Swift with zero external dependencies and comprehensive test coverage.
SignTools splits iOS sideloading into a Go web service and a macOS signing builder, enabling reliable signing with Apple tools and OTA app distribution from any device.
DragonSync-iOS connects a Python multi-process backend to a Swift app for real-time, multi-spectrum RF drone detection, featuring ZMQ brokering, SwiftData persistence, and multi-protocol integration.
Feather is an open-source iOS app manager enabling on-device IPA signing using Apple Developer certificate pairs, reimplementing Zsign within iOS sandbox constraints for certificate-paired sideloading.
ios-marketing-capture automates App Store screenshot generation by injecting debug code into SwiftUI apps, bypassing XCUITest, and navigating screens programmatically. It supports locale looping and element-level renders.
LocationSimulator injects mock GPS coordinates into iOS devices via DeveloperDiskImage, enabling location spoofing without jailbreak or app install. Here’s how it works under the hood.
MeshingKit is a Swift framework for mesh gradient rendering in SwiftUI with per-point animation control, enabling custom organic motion across Apple platforms.
pymobiledevice3 reimplements the entire iOS device communication stack in pure Python, replacing C-based tools. It supports iOS 17+ tunnel transport and offers a CLI and Python API for device management.
QwenVoice runs Qwen3-TTS 1.7B offline on Apple Silicon using MLX with XPC isolation and supports voice cloning. It balances 8-bit quality and 4-bit speed models in a native macOS/iOS app.
SideImpactor ports iOS device communication and IPA signing into the browser using WebUSB and WASM, eliminating desktop sideloading apps. Learn how it works and how to try it.
A deep dive into the iOS-Hardening-Guide repo, covering hardware exploits like checkm8, Apple’s mitigations, and practical operational security for iOS/iPadOS users.
Explore ipsw, a Go CLI tool for iOS/macOS firmware research featuring Mach-O analysis and AI-powered decompilation with Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini integrations.
Explore how Claude Code CLI’s layered CLAUDE.md configs and XcodeBuildMCP integration create an AI-aware Swift/SwiftUI iOS workflow with build/test automation.
Scarf is a Swift native macOS and iOS app that provides a GUI for the Hermes AI agent, featuring SSH connectivity, efficient image encoding, SQLite state sync, and real-time dashboards.
WhatsNewKit offers a declarative SwiftUI-friendly way to present app update features automatically based on version tracking across iOS, macOS, and visionOS. Supports UIKit and AppKit too.
