Tuist

Tuist

@tuist.dev

Make mobile your competitive advantage. The same iOS tooling that powers million apps, delivered as a service for your team.

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Can’t avoid but seeing platforms like Railway or Render (and any Heroku-like platform) as unnecessary abstractions as a service in a world of coding agents. We moved @tuist.dev services to k8s and don’t feel we need anything else.

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I’m excited to be speaking at hashtag #FOSSASIA Summit 2026! Join my talk, “Scaling Design in Open Source: Building a Cross-Platform System from Scratch,” where I’ll share insights on how we scaled the design system at @tuist.dev.

We're making build health monitoring proactive instead of reactive: 📊 Daily reports with build times, cache hit rates, and more ⚡ Alert rules that notify you the moment a metric regresses 👉 Right in your Slack No more discovering build time regressions a week later. tuist.dev/blog/2026/01...

tuist.devFrom reactive to proactive with the new Slack integrationStop finding out about build regressions from frustrated teammates. Let Tuist notify you in Slack the moment something goes wrong.

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If you work with #Xcode in conjunction with #AI, you should really read @tuist.dev's post, and then check their related GitHub repo. tuist.dev/blog/2025/11... Repo: github.com/tuist/argus Yes, it's alpha software but I'm already quite excited about it. Looks super-useful so far. #LLM

tuist.devTeaching AI to Read Xcode BuildsFrom debugging build issues to building agent-friendly build observability. Exploring how structured build data could transform how AI agents understand and optimize Xcode builds.

We're refining our cache system to position caching nodes near your build locations, whether that's an office in Berlin or Mac equipment in a US east data center. Our goal is to construct an edge caching network for everyone.

The new Tuist 4.97.0 introduces cache profiles, an innovative API allowing you to designate specific targets to either remain as source code or be swapped out for binaries #cache #devx

What does this mean for the Tuist module cache? Turns out, the Tuist module cache currently outperforms the Xcode compilation cache – moving to generated projects is still a worthwhile investment.

However, now you can finally optimize your local and CI builds in a couple of minutes with Tuist now officially supporting the remote Xcode compilation cache. Run "tuist setup cache" in your project, update your build settings, and cut those build times.

How much can your build times be improved? Depends – as always 😉 We've benchmarked our solution against real-world open source projects and you can expect to cut your clean build times by 20 to 50%. And we expect this to get better as the compilation cache improves.

Instead of replacing the build system or abstracting away the platform with cross-platform frameworks to improve build times, we've long offered module cache – but that required migrating to generated projects. Something worthwhile, but also costly.

Gaining insight into your Xcode builds is as simple as replacing your "xcodebuild" CI commands with "tuist xcodebuild". You'll soon gain access to test insights as well. Relying on limited data makes it challenging to fine-tune your development setup. docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/f...

Not all bundles are made equal 🧐 That's why when analyzing your bundle size over time, you can now filter by the bundle's type: .ipa, .app, or .xcarchive 📦

Did you know Tuist can comment on your PRs with a report, including: - links to your previews - build insights from all your pipelines - cache analytics - ...and more?

Our community is truly incredible! Just yesterday, we shared the news about our transition to Weblate and our openness to contributions from the community. In response, Mhmd Ebrahim took the initiative to begin translating our documentation into Arabic: github.com/tuist/tuist...

github.comfeat(docs): Strings translation update from Weblate by tuistit · Pull Request #8374 · tuist/tuistTranslations update from Weblate for tuist/documentation-strings. Current translation status:

What if we could reduce the costs of end-to-end tests? It turns out it's possible with LLMs. Our Tuist QA can test your iOS apps in simulators and provide a detailed report to help debug any issues. videos.tuist.dev/w/7g4HTjWxL... #Swift #iOSDev #Xcode

videos.tuist.devProduct Walkthroughs - QA your iOS apps using LLMsUnit tests are fast and cheap but limited in scope—they can't catch everything. Acceptance tests and QA offer broader coverage but are slow and expensive, forcing teams to run fewer of them. What i...

Enhancing your Xcode setup begins with gathering build data across various times and envs, which can be costly. Learn how to gain insights into your Xcode projects, including Flutter and React Native, by exploring our approach with the Mastodon app videos.tuist.dev/w/mWM5SfMEw...

videos.tuist.devProduct Walkthroughs - Inspect your Xcode buildsTo optimize your Xcode setup, you need comprehensive build data across time and environments—something Xcode doesn't provide out of the box. That's where Tuist Insights comes in. With our built-in ...

Join us this Friday for the first live stream of our series, "Scaling Up with Tuist," where we'll integrate Tuist into existing iOS apps. Our first app will be Mastodon, streaming live at 10:00 CEST. If you're interested in scaling your app, let us know! videos.tuist.dev/w/vSPYwS2XB...

videos.tuist.devScaling up with Tuist - MastodonJoin us for a live stream where we'll integrate Tuist into the Mastodon iOS client. We'll implement key features including build caching to speed up development, bundle analysis to identify optimiz...

We've transformed our "Swift Stories" newsletter into "Tuist Digest", a revamped publication designed to highlight the key updates, keeping you informed about our ongoing efforts to scale app development. Subscribe now at: tuist.dev/newsletter

tuist.devTuist Digest NewsletterA newsletter crafted by the Tuist team, featuring curated reads from the Swift ecosystem and beyond. Each edition highlights the most insightful articles, tutorials, and ideas shaping the Swift community, delivered straight to your inbox.