Comparisons
Where NoMac fits against the alternatives — and, on every page, where it does not. If one of these is a better fit for you, we would rather you knew.
NoMac vs Codemagic
Codemagic is mobile CI for engineers who want a programmable pipeline. NoMac is a fixed publishing pipeline an agent can drive. Which one fits, honestly.
NoMac vs Bitrise
Bitrise is a mature mobile CI platform priced for teams. NoMac is a publishing pipeline priced for one person and an agent. A straight comparison.
NoMac vs Xcode Cloud
Xcode Cloud is the most Apple-native CI there is — and configuring it comfortably means owning a Mac. That circularity is the whole comparison.
NoMac vs Expo EAS
EAS is excellent if your app is React Native. NoMac is for native Swift and Kotlin apps from any source, including the ones an agent wrote this morning.
NoMac vs Fastlane
Fastlane is free, open source and runs anywhere — on a Mac you own and maintain. That last clause is the entire trade.
NoMac vs Rork
Rork builds the app and publishes what it built. NoMac publishes native apps regardless of what wrote them — including apps from Rork.