738 tests passing
139 diagnostic codes
Catch broken Apple features before you ship them.
Your AI builds the feature. Axint Cloud shows what failed, why Apple cares, and what to change next. The free check should already be useful on its own. Upgrade only when you want the exact fix plan, saved history, or shared review.
Axint stays open source and useful on its own. Cloud is the optional hosted layer for checks, saved history, and AI-ready fix packets when you want them.
Info.plist usage string mismatch
The permission text reads like app jargon instead of the user-facing HealthKit behavior Apple expects. The feature may look valid in code, but the shipping surface is still risky.
Pro turns that finding into a copyable fix prompt you can send straight back into your AI.
Free catches the problem. Pro tells your AI what to do next.
That is the whole product. You do not need to learn every Apple rule yourself. Cloud should catch what broke, explain why it matters, and turn the next step into a fix plan your AI can use immediately.
Build with Axint or Xcode
Use Axint, generated Swift, or the files you already have in Xcode. Cloud starts after the code exists.
Run one free Cloud Check
Get Pass, Needs review, or Fail plus the top issue that matters first so you know whether to keep going.
Send the fix back to your AI
Pro turns the report into an exact fix plan and a copyable prompt so the next run can correct it fast.
Use Cloud before you go back to Xcode.
Upload generated Swift, plist changes, or pull a registry package. You do not need to learn the whole Axint stack first to get value from the check.
Works today
Run a free check on the Apple-facing output you already have.
What the result gives you
A clear verdict now, plus the upgrade path to exact fix prompts, saved history, and deeper review workflow.
See the proof across the compiler, Cloud, and Registry.
The product story only works if the receipts are visible. Cloud should show the verdict and fix loop, Xcode should have a real recovery path, and Registry should expose the package and trust artifacts in public.
Cloud proof page
Sample verdicts, AI-ready fix guidance, Xcode recovery flow, and the public explanation of why the loop should feel trustworthy.
Xcode recovery path
The compiler now emits fix packets and an Xcode-facing command path, so the repair loop is not buried in plugin folders or vague editor output.
Registry proof gallery
Live packages, install commands, validation coverage, and public trust artifacts make the package ecosystem part of the product proof too.
Free should already feel useful. Upgrades should only remove more friction.
Free tells you if the Apple-facing output is safe to keep moving. Pro turns the report into the exact fix packet you can hand back to your AI. Team only shows up when the same loop needs shared history, shared review, and stronger release confidence.
Free Cloud Check
Get a real answer before you commit more time
- Pass / Needs review / Fail verdict
- Top issue, why it matters, and what to change next
- Shareable report link
- Enough signal to decide whether to keep going
Cloud Pro
Give your AI the exact next step without rewriting the issue yourself
- Exact fix guidance and a copyable prompt for your AI
- All findings, evidence, and deeper report detail
- Private history, saved reports, and baselines
- Compatibility drift and release-confidence workflow
Cloud Team
Bring the same loop into a workspace only when more than one person needs to trust it
- Shared workspaces, saved history, and team-visible reports
- Collections, approvals, and org-scoped review flow
- Design-partner rollout for teams shipping real Apple features
- The same Cloud loop, just with shared context and release pressure
Shared review should feel like infrastructure, not enterprise theater.
Once the free check and Pro fix loop are working, the next question is whether the product can hold up under real team pressure. Cloud already has the important controls: private history, baselines, workspace roles, export and anonymization, and an org boundary that can grow into stricter enterprise policy.
Private history and baselines
Keep saved reports inside a workspace, reopen prior checks, and compare the current run against a named baseline before the next Apple or compiler change.
Role-scoped workspaces
Owners, admins, members, and viewers can share the same review lane without giving every teammate the same edit power.
Export, anonymize, and audit trail
Export workspace JSON, anonymize shared metadata, transfer ownership, or purge with a signed tombstone so the review history stays legible.
Org boundary and SSO rollout
Claimed domains, org workspaces, and GitHub-backed identity are already the foundation for the stricter enterprise layer instead of a fake future roadmap.
Use Team when more than one person has to trust the result.
Shared release lane
Saved reports, private history, and baseline comparisons stay visible to the people making the shipping decision.
Real review boundaries
Viewer roles, workspace ownership, and org-scoped collections keep the workflow usable without turning it into a free-for-all.
Run the free check. Keep the upgrade in reserve for the exact fix plan.
If the feature matters, Cloud should tell you what broke fast. When you want the exact fix packet, private history, or shared review lane, the next step is there without changing the product story.