Native iOS apps
Apps that write to the phone first and sync later.
Our native iOS driver app works with no signal, but its case study does not name the language, so we do not claim Swift. We show the build and the versions that matter.
Apps that write to the phone first and sync later.
Photo and signature saved on the device before a drop closes.
Projects moved to the toolchain the App Store now needs.
Unit and interface tests, as on our driver app.
From TruckFleet Labs. The case lists the driver app as native iOS with SQLite and XCTest. It does not name the language, so the Swift node is dashed.
Apple requires uploads to App Store Connect to be built with Xcode 26 or later.
Announced on swift.org, with the 6.4.2 point release available.
Match your Swift and Xcode versions to what the App Store accepts.
Sources: swift.org blog and Apple upcoming requirements, checked 3 November 2026.
A native iOS driver app with SQLite on the device, signature capture and a visible sync queue. A 2.5-hour outage lost no data.
See also: for the platform Swift targets, read the iOS page.
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AWSSwift 6.4, announced on swift.org on 15 September 2026, with Swift 6.4.2 available as a point release.
The case study calls it native iOS and does not name the language, so we do not claim it. We say what we can show on the first call.
Starting April 2026, apps uploaded to App Store Connect must be built with Xcode 26 or later using the iOS 26 SDK.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
Thirty minutes on your app, your Swift version and your Xcode toolchain. No sales pitch.