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10x lets you describe the iOS app you want to build in plain language, then handles everything else: planning your concept, generating production-quality SwiftUI code, scaffolding an Xcode project, and previewing the result on the iOS Simulator — all from a conversational interface running entirely on your Mac.

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What 10x does

When you describe your app, 10x runs a two-phase AI process. In Plan mode, the AI researches your concept, asks clarifying questions, and produces a project plan. In Build mode, it writes SwiftUI code using file tools — creating, editing, and searching files on disk — and loops until the task is complete. The generated app is then compiled and launched on the iOS Simulator, with a screenshot captured back into the 10x interface so you can see your app without switching windows.

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Key features

Conversational builder

Describe what you want in plain language. Chat with the AI at any point to request changes, add screens, or fix issues.

Plan and Build modes

Plan mode researches your idea and creates a project plan. Build mode writes the SwiftUI code. Two focused phases for better results.

Live Simulator preview

Your app is compiled and launched on the iOS Simulator automatically. A screenshot appears directly inside 10x — no window switching.

File explorer

Browse every generated Swift file in a VS Code-style sidebar. View syntax-highlighted source at any time without leaving the app.

Design styles

Choose from a curated set of design directions — Clean & Minimal, Bold & Expressive, Glass & Depth, and more — before the AI writes a single line of code.

Supabase integration

Link a Supabase project to add real auth, a database, and Edge Functions to your generated app.

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System requirements

Before you install 10x, make sure your Mac meets these requirements:
  • macOS 14 or later
  • Xcode 16 or later, installed from the Mac App Store and opened at least once to complete first-launch setup
  • At least one iPhone Simulator runtime (iOS 26 or later), installed via Xcode > Settings > Platforms
Xcode is required — not optional. 10x compiles your app and runs it on the Simulator using Xcode’s build tools. Without a working Xcode installation, the preview feature will not function.
10x checks these requirements automatically when you first launch the app and guides you through any missing setup before letting you sign in.

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Get started

Ready to build your first app? Follow the quickstart to install 10x, sign in, and ship your first iOS app in minutes.

Quickstart

Download, install, and build your first iOS app with 10x.