Bitrig

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Create native Swift apps by chatting with AI. 👀 https://bitrig.com

Icons for Xcode and Bitrig are centered on a gradient background, highlighting the ability to open Xcode projects in Bitrig.
An iPad running Bitrig Remote shows options for markup tools, featuring various images and icons with annotations highlighting features like “Add Glass!” and “Animate Symbol.”
Account settings in Bitrig display daily message limits, showing 10 daily messages are available when logged into an active Codex subscription. In the example, 3/10 messages remain. The text is "A More Powerful Free Plan"
The Xcode and Bitrig icon sit side by side with arrows between them, indicating you can go back and forth between the two products.
Interface showing options to ship an app to the App Store, featuring a button to automate the process.
Icons for Xcode and Bitrig are centered on a gradient background, highlighting the ability to open Xcode projects in Bitrig.
An Apple Vision Pro next to part of a television screen showcasing a bit of the Apple TV Home Screen.
Graphic showcasing "GPT-5.6" announcing availability of Sol 5.6 and Terra 5.6 in Bitrig, with a cursor highlighting the selection.
A Vision Pro displays gradients of purple and pink against a dark background. The caption is "Build Apple Vision Pro apps with Bitrig."
Graphic showcasing "GPT-5.6" announcing availability of Sol 5.6 and Terra 5.6 in Bitrig, with a cursor highlighting the selection.
Bitrig shows an AppleTV app for viewing the World Cup highlights with the Bitrig transcript.
The Home Screen of an AppleTV with the caption: "Build AppleTV apps with Bitrig."
The code editing interface in Bitrig displaying Swift code with a text style selected with a cursor. The caption is Edit Swift Code in Bitrig.
Code changes from within the Bitrig transcript reflect diff comparisons for a Swift file.
The code editing interface in Bitrig displaying Swift code with a text style selected with a cursor. The caption is Edit Swift Code in Bitrig.
Fable 5 is highlighted as a feature in Bitrig, showcasing various models available for selection. The text is "Fable 5, Now in Bitrig"
An iPhone running Bitrig displays Swift code, highlighting the changes in code within an app.
Fable 5 is featured prominently against a vibrant gradient background, accompanied by the Claude icon and the Bitrig icon. The text is "Fable 5. Now in Bitrig"
The new Diff View in Bitrig highlights modifications in Swift files, illustrating changes to navigation and view structure.
Bitrig's new diff viewer interface with icons for prompt, review, and edit features overlaid. The text is "Prompt. Review. Edit. Introducing Code Diffs and Edits in Bitrig"
Account settings in Bitrig display daily message limits, showing 10 daily messages are available when logged into an active Codex subscription. In the example, 3/10 messages remain. The text is "A More Powerful Free Plan"
A cursor selects "Sonnet 5" from a list of model options in Bitrig.
A series of three iPhones showcasing Bitrig Remote installing a fitness app to an iPhone Home Screen and then running the app. The text reads "Install and distribute apps with Bitrig Remote."
An iPad runs Bitrig Remote, highlighting options for publishing to TestFlight and managing app information.
Interface displaying options to customize Bitrig's AI with a personal Claude or ChatGPT subscription, including account details and toggle switch.
A series of three iPhones showcasing Bitrig Remote installing a fitness app to an iPhone Home Screen and then running the app. The text reads "Install and distribute apps with Bitrig Remote."
An iPhone running an app made in Bitrig featuring tabs for "Run," "History," "Stats," and "Settings," with "Stats" highlighted by a touch glyph. The prompt to Bitrig is, "Test my app: tap on the stats tab, scroll to the bottom, and swipe to delete two cards."
Bitrig runs on the Mac featuring an app showing a basketball hoop with a purple background. In the transcript there are instructions for tapping and scrolling.
An iPhone running an app made in Bitrig featuring tabs for "Run," "History," "Stats," and "Settings," with "Stats" highlighted by a touch glyph. The prompt to Bitrig is, "Test my app: tap on the stats tab, scroll to the bottom, and swipe to delete two cards."
A sleek graphic featuring the marketing imagery for the iOS 27 and aligned releases, and a soft background promotes building apps with new betas in Bitrig.
A bustling tech event scene with participants focused on laptops at communal tables, a presentation on Bitrig Hacks in the background.
An iPhone displays a Bitrig app called ClipDeck and information on building with Apple’s new iOS 27 features in Bitrig.
Bitrig Hacks invites participants to explore new betas and innovate at YC Mountain View on June 10 from 11am to 5pm.
An iPad running Bitrig Remote displays a gallery with options labeled "Recents," "Popular," and "Favorites," along with markup annotations. It's titled, "Markup Screenshots."
Event announcement for Bitrig Hacks at YC Mountain View on June 10, inviting participants to explore and innovate. Sponsored by Y Combinator and Open AI
A preview of a photo app that is running in Bitrig with various UI elements selected, including Active Pill, Premium Card, and Search. The image is titled "Select to Edit"
An iPad running Bitrig Remote displays a gallery with options labeled "Recents," "Popular," and "Favorites," along with markup annotations. It's titled, "Markup Screenshots."