ShipSwift

ShipSwift is an AI-native SwiftUI component library designed for building full-stack iOS applications. It provides production-ready SwiftUI components, full-stack modules, and a catalog of recipes that enable developers and AI coding assistants to generate code for real-world app features. The platform streamlines the process of creating modern iOS apps by allowing users to install ShipSwift Skills with a single command, after which AI tools can access and use its resources to build app components and features based on user prompts.

ShipSwift integrates with over 30 AI tools, including Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and others. Once installed, these AI assistants can search, read, and generate SwiftUI code from ShipSwift's catalog of recipes, which covers animations, charts, UI components, and modules such as authentication, camera, chat, and settings. The system includes commands like build-feature, add-component, and explore-recipes, and offers over 40 recipes across four categories, with 44 available for free and 4 as part of a Pro tier. The tool is designed to help developers quickly add features such as onboarding flows, shimmer animations, and interactive charts by leveraging pre-built, production-ready code.

Delivery is facilitated through terminal commands and integration with AI coding assistants, making ShipSwift accessible within various development environments. The platform is based on Skills and MCP, and connects to an MCP server for recipe management. It is tailored for developers seeking to accelerate iOS app development, whether refreshing an existing app or building a new one from scratch. ShipSwift also offers custom development services for modernizing, refreshing, or building iOS apps, with options for backend cleanup, API modernization, performance upgrades, and App Store launch support.

ShipSwift is available under multiple pricing tiers: a free open-source tier (MIT license) providing access to most recipes and components, a Pro tier with a one-time payment for additional full-stack modules and deployment guides, and a Max monthly subscription that includes consulting, hosting, and direct support. This structure allows both individual developers and teams to choose the level of access and support that fits their needs.