iOS Dev Tools: Baguette, SwiftMocking, Toplify
Hey! π Another Thursday, another issue with the latest tools to help you with daily tasks. Let’s dive in! Let’s connect on X (ex-Twitter) & LinkedIn! π€ Thank you for reading, your support is a huge motivation!❤️ BaguetteHeadless control for Apple’s Simulators + host-side input injection for iOS 26. Why you will like it:
SwiftMockingModern, type-safe mocking library for Swift that provides a clean, readable, and efficient mocking experience. It offers an elegant API that leverages the power of parameter packs and @dynamicMemberLookup. Why you will like it:
ToplifyMulti-server service monitoring App Store charts across 175 countries, 24/7, so you never miss your next milestone. Why you will like it:
Keiki - Build one customer-facing AI agent and launch it across SMS, iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, and email. Give it your knowledge, memory, voice, tools, and boundaries so it can answer questions, use business systems, complete work, and hand off when human judgment is needed. Naseem - A native AI agent for macOS, built entirely in Swift. It can work with your files, run terminal commands and Python, drive native Mac apps, automate and test apps in the iOS Simulator, use MCP and Skills, delegate to sub-agents, and work remotely through Telegram. Bob’s CLI - Runs on your own hardware with zero API costs, zero data leaving your machine. Bob lives in your terminal, sees your actual files, and writes code only with your explicit approval. Virtual Mac on iPad - iPad finally breaks free from iPadOS, enabling pro apps like Xcode, Terminal, Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and Pixelmator Pro to run directly on the device. Requires an iPad Pro (M1, M2) or iPad Air (M1) running iPadOS 14 up to 16.3.1. RunnerKit - Menu bar app that’s basically a button that allows you to launch any Xcode project/scheme/destination you set up inside the app as a configuration. Hoy - Built directly on CloudKit, Apple’s own sharing framework. There’s no Hoy server: drops travel from your device to theirs through iCloud, and nothing else. FindDiskKiller - Brings app disk I/O, AI agent storage, file activity, and drive-health evidence into one native macOS workspace, then helps you review old Codex and Claude conversations safely.
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