Fastshot lets you create polished iOS applications by describing what you want in plain English. The AI generates React Native + Expo code and builds IPA files in the cloud, so you never need a Mac or Xcode to ship to the App Store.
iOS development is the process of creating applications that run on Apple devices including iPhones and iPads. The platform is known for its premium user base, strict quality standards, and lucrative app economy that generates billions in revenue each year.
Historically, building for iOS required a Mac, Xcode, and proficiency in Swift or Objective-C. Developers also needed to navigate provisioning profiles, code signing, and a rigorous App Store review process. These requirements made iOS development inaccessible to many aspiring app creators.
Fastshot removes these barriers entirely. By generating React Native + Expo code from natural language descriptions, you can build fully functional iOS apps without writing Swift, owning a Mac, or opening Xcode. Cloud builds handle IPA generation and code signing for you.
The apps Fastshot creates use native iOS UI components under the hood, support dark mode, respect accessibility guidelines, and integrate seamlessly with iOS features like push notifications, haptic feedback, and the camera. The result is an app that feels right at home on any iPhone.
Tell Fastshot about the screens, features, and design you want. Mention iOS-specific touches like haptic feedback, Face ID, or Apple Sign-In if needed.
Fastshot creates a complete React Native + Expo project with iOS-optimized components, navigation patterns, and platform-specific styling.
Use the Expo Go app or a development build to preview your app on a real iPhone. Test gestures, animations, and every screen in real time.
Fastshot cloud builds produce a signed IPA file ready for TestFlight or direct App Store submission. No local Xcode installation needed.
Generate signed IPA files entirely in the cloud. Skip Xcode, provisioning profile headaches, and expensive Mac hardware.
Apps use native iOS components and follow Apple Human Interface Guidelines for typography, spacing, and navigation patterns.
Integrate APNs-based push notifications with just a description. Fastshot configures Expo Notifications for reliable delivery on iOS.
Add Apple Sign-In alongside email and social login through the included Supabase authentication layer.
Generated apps respect the iOS system appearance setting and automatically switch between light and dark themes.
Upload your IPA to TestFlight for beta testing with up to 10,000 testers before going live on the App Store.
| Feature | Fastshot | Xcode + Swift |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware requirement | Any computer with a browser | Mac only |
| Language | Plain English | Swift / Objective-C |
| Build pipeline | Cloud IPA builds | Local Xcode builds |
| Android support | Same codebase | Separate project required |
| Time to prototype | Minutes | Days to weeks |
| Code signing setup | Handled automatically | Manual provisioning profiles |
No. Fastshot cloud builds compile your app and produce a signed IPA file entirely in the cloud. You can use any computer with a web browser.
Fastshot generates code that follows Apple guidelines. However, you are responsible for providing required metadata, privacy policies, and ensuring your app content complies with Apple policies.
Yes. Fastshot leverages Expo modules that support Face ID, haptic feedback, in-app purchases, Apple Sign-In, and many other iOS-specific capabilities.
Fastshot cloud builds handle code signing automatically. You provide your Apple Developer account credentials and distribution certificate, and the build service takes care of the rest.
Yes. Because Fastshot uses React Native + Expo, the same codebase produces both iOS and Android apps. You get cross-platform support at no extra effort.
Fastshot-generated apps support iOS 13 and later by default, covering the vast majority of active iPhones and iPads.
Skip the Xcode learning curve. Describe your app, preview on your iPhone, and submit to the App Store. All without writing a single line of Swift.