Ship iOS apps without a Mac.

Your AI writes iOS apps. NoMac ships them.

Build, TestFlight, App Store. No Mac, no Xcode.

Every AI can write an iOS app. None of them can ship one. NoMac is the missing last mile.

Your agent runs /build, /testflight, /submit. You tap the TestFlight invite. That's the whole workflow.

Signed builds on cloud Macs, TestFlight on your phone in ~3 minutes, and the actual App Store submission. No Mac, no Xcode, from $5/mo.

Every AI coding tool can write an iOS app in an afternoon. None of them can ship one: a Mac, Xcode, certificates and App Store Connect are still in the way. NoMac removes the wall. Your agent runs /build, /testflight and /submit, and the build is on your phone in ~3 minutes. From $5/mo.

Every AI coding tool can write an iOS app. None of them can ship one. The wall is always the same: a Mac, Xcode, certificates, provisioning profiles, and a long afternoon inside App Store Connect. NoMac removes the wall: • /build: a signed release build on a managed cloud Mac. Certificates, provisioning and signing handled for you. • /testflight: the build lands on your iPhone in about 3 minutes. Crashes and tester feedback flow back to your agent. • /submit: metadata, screenshots, review-readiness checks, and the actual App Store submission. You only do the things Apple insists a human does: pay the $99 developer fee, paste one API key, answer the privacy form, and tap the TestFlight invite. Everything else runs on autopilot, driven by CLI, API, or MCP, so it works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or no agent at all. Windows PC, Linux box, iPad: if it runs a terminal, it ships iOS apps now. Plans from $5/mo.

NoMac is an AI-native, headless CI/CD for iOS publishing. Agents (or humans) drive it through a CLI, a REST API, or an MCP server. A snapshot of the app's source is built into a signed release IPA on managed cloud Macs; certificates, provisioning profiles, and code signing are fully managed. Builds upload straight to TestFlight, and crash reports and tester feedback flow back to the agent as structured data. For release, NoMac lints the build against App Store review requirements, manages listing metadata and screenshots as a deterministic schema, and performs the submission via the App Store Connect API. Requires an Apple Developer account ($99/yr, paid to Apple); NoMac handles everything else. From $5/mo.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built NoMac after watching an AI agent write a complete iOS app in an afternoon, then spending days trying to ship it. The code took an hour; the Mac, Xcode, certificates, provisioning, and App Store Connect took the rest. That last mile is exactly the kind of work agents should do. So NoMac turns the whole pipeline into three commands any agent can run: /build (signed release on a cloud Mac), /testflight (on your phone in ~3 minutes), /submit (the real App Store submission). Apple still requires a human for a few one-time things (the $99 fee, one API key, a short privacy form, tapping the TestFlight invite) and the setup wizard walks you through those once. Next up: /simulate, cloud simulators your agent can drive, so it can see the app it's shipping. If you've ever had a finished app rotting in a repo because shipping was the hard part: that's who this is for. Ask me anything!

Every AI coding tool can write an iOS app. None of them can ship one. A Mac, Xcode, certificates and App Store Connect are in the way. NoMac fixes that: /build → /testflight → /submit. Signed builds on cloud Macs, on your phone in ~3 min. From $5/mo. nomac.app