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Answers from the source

Our fast, technical support is the thing customers love and the thing that doesn't scale. So instead of scaling the support team, we packaged the way we find answers into our MCP and let people's own agents do it.

Streamline previewing changes in your open source Swift apps – IcySky case study

Use Tuist Previews in open source Swift apps to streamline testing latest changes for maintainers and contributors alike.

Optimizing compilation and test runs with Xcode projects

Slow workspaces and long compilation times can hinder developer productivity. Learn how Tuist optimizes Xcode projects to improve performance and accelerate feature delivery.

Expanding the Apple Ecosystem: open and accessible developer tooling beyond official tools

We’re on a mission to make developer tooling outside of Apple’s official tools more open and accessible. Through fair pricing, community-driven features, and language support, Tuist empowers developers to enhance their workflows and build better apps without barriers. Join us in expanding the ecosystem with accessible, community-driven extensions for all.

Speed up your Xcode CI workflows for free

Discover how to significantly speed up your Xcode CI workflows without spending a dime. Learn about common challenges and how Tuist can help you overcome them, improving your development process and productivity.

Designing the new Tuist brand & website

Discover how we transformed the Tuist website into a vibrant digital experience that aligns with their open-source philosophy and product innovation.

Our pricing philosophy

Learn about the philosophy and model that guide our pricing decisions.

Introducing Tuist Ambassadors

We are introducing the Tuist Ambassadors program to recognize the people who have been going above and beyond to help others in the community.

Deploy your Swift on the Server apps with Kamal 2

In this blog post, you'll learn how to use Kamal 2 to deploy your Swift on the Server apps to your own server.

Shall the Xcode plane land?

Xcode becomes more powerful yet more unreliable as capabilities are added and projects grow. We explore the challenges of scaling development in Xcode and share some thoughts on how Apple could improve the developer experience.