Describe an app to Claude. Minutes later it's native on your iPhone.
The code is private.
The code is private, so this is what I can show.
Describe an app to Claude on your Mac, and a few minutes later it's native on your iPhone.
Husk scaffolds a SwiftUI app from a template, builds and notarizes it locally, and publishes it to a private, token-gated store you install from over the air. It skips App Store review and TestFlight, and you don't need to jailbreak anything.
I've shipped six apps through it, several of them the phone front ends for my own infrastructure. It's in daily use.
Everything between the idea and the home screen happens on my Mac.
Tell Claude what the app should do, in plain words, on the Mac.
Husk starts the app from a SwiftUI template.
The build and the notarization run locally. Nothing waits in a review queue.
The app goes to a private store, and only someone with a token can see it.
It installs on the iPhone over the air, like any other app.
The parts of shipping an iPhone app that take the longest.
Several of the six are phone front ends for my own infrastructure. Each one went from an idea to my phone without waiting on anyone.
There are 40 more on the full list.