AI coding platform Bitrig adds iPhone Duo support with interactive 3D simulator
Bitrig now lets users play around with a 3D iPhone Duo Bitrig first launched as a simple vibe-coding app that allowed users to turn text or voice prompts into native SwiftUI apps that ran directly inside the main Bitrig app on their iPhone. Since then, the platform has expanded considerably, adding a Mac app that gives users access to the full Xcode toolchain, an integrated iPhone simulator, on-device testing, and the ability to export projects to Xcode or distribute apps through TestFlight and the App Store. Last Friday, following Apple’s release of Xcode 27.1 beta 1 with support for building and testing apps for the iPhone Duo, Bitrig rolled out its own iPhone Duo support with a more interactive take on the simulator.
- ▪Bitrig now lets users play around with a 3D iPhone Duo Bitrig first launched as a simple vibe-coding app that allowed users to turn text or voice prompts into native SwiftUI apps that ran directly inside the main Bitrig app on their iPhone.
- ▪Since then, the platform has expanded considerably, adding a Mac app that gives users access to the full Xcode toolchain, an integrated iPhone simulator, on-device testing, and the ability to export projects to Xcode or distribute apps thro
- ▪Last Friday, following Apple’s release of Xcode 27.1 beta 1 with support for building and testing apps for the iPhone Duo, Bitrig rolled out its own iPhone Duo support with a more interactive take on the simulator.
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