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Show HN: Dhrive – Prompt to a native iOS app, built locally with your own AI CLI

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Show HN: Dhrive – Prompt to a native iOS app, built locally with your own AI CLI
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Dhrive is a tool that allows users to create native iOS apps from prompts without needing extensive coding knowledge. It generates Swift code and builds the app locally using Xcode, enabling easy deployment to TestFlight. The platform aims to simplify app development for users by eliminating the need for a build farm and boilerplate code.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.dhrive.app/
Publication timeThu, 21 May 2026 19:27:10 +0000
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Squarespace for mobile appsdhrive turns a prompt into a real native iOS app. It writes the Swift, builds locally with your Xcode, and ships to TestFlight. No build farm, no boilerplate. Just your idea running on a real iPhone.Download for macOSSee how it worksFree to start. macOS, Apple Silicon.a habit tracker with streaks and a calendar viewplan5 screens, SwiftData store, notificationswriteHabitStore.swift, CalendarView.swift, StreakBadge.swiftbuildcompiling for the iPhone 16 simulator…done** BUILD SUCCEEDED ** now on the simulator

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