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dhrive
dhrive turns a simple prompt into a real native iOS app
Turn a prompt into a real native iOS app. Written in Swift, built locally with your own Xcode, shipped to TestFlight. Your keys, your code, your machine. No build farm, no boilerplate, no lock-in.
I built Dhrive because I kept having iOS app ideas and never starting them. Not because I couldn't code, but because the setup cost was too high. Opening Xcode, configuring the project, writing boilerplate, figuring out why the build broke before writing a single line of actual product logic.
The idea was always there. The activation energy wasn't worth it.
Dhrive is my answer to that. You describe what you want to build, it plans the app with you, writes the Swift, builds it locally on your machine with your own Xcode, and ships to TestFlight. Your keys, your code, no build farm, no subscription to someone else's infrastructure.
I made this for founders who have the idea and know what they want, but refuse to spend a weekend on setup just to test if something is worth building.
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About dhrive on Product Hunt
“dhrive turns a simple prompt into a real native iOS app”
dhrive was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. Turn a prompt into a real native iOS app. Written in Swift, built locally with your own Xcode, shipped to TestFlight. Your keys, your code, your machine. No build farm, no boilerplate, no lock-in.
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