One prompt. A place to begin.
A compact, Spotlight-style panel meets you where you work. Describe an app, then keep the conversation going as your idea takes shape.
Start with a sentence. Shape a native app with AI, try it in a live preview, and prepare its next step with your own Apple developer account.
Native macOS · SwiftUI apps · Your project, on your Mac
A simple notes app.
Calm, clear, and easy to use.
A place to catch your next thought.
Illustrative app preview
A little space to think.
A morning walk, a good coffee,
and no particular destination.
Every good thing starts
with a small idea.
01 Start with what you want
02 See what you’re making
03 Stay in control of release
A compact, Spotlight-style panel meets you where you work. Describe an app, then keep the conversation going as your idea takes shape.
Click, drag, and type in the iPhone preview. Pintas builds and runs your SwiftUI app in an iOS Simulator so you can try the result.
Return to a project’s chat, follow its progress, and restore a checkpoint when you need another direction.
Open one icon in Pintas to prepare a release. Connect your own App Store Connect API key, match your app, and work through the details one step at a time.
Explore the release flowKeys stay in macOS Keychain.
Your Apple password stays with Apple.
An interactive tour of the release workflow.
This demo never connects to Apple.
Create an API key on Apple’s website and import the .p8 file in Pintas. Your connection is checked before the key is saved in macOS Keychain.
Apple’s API key guideApp Store Connect access and distribution signing are separate. Pintas guides you through both.
Local workflow tested with fixtures. Live Apple upload and submission validation is pending.
Yes. Xcode and an installed iOS Simulator runtime are needed to build and preview native iPhone apps. You can work through Pintas without editing your app inside Xcode.
An eligible Apple Developer membership, an App Store Connect app record, API access, and a signing account configured in Xcode. Apple’s review and distribution requirements still apply.
No. Saving metadata, uploading a build, enabling a testing group, and submitting for review are separate actions with confirmation. The release workflow keeps manual release selected after approval.
You remain responsible for accurate privacy, age rating, content rights, export compliance, pricing, and availability information. Pintas links you to Apple’s forms; it does not make legal declarations for you.
This is a product preview. A public download is not available on this page yet. The App Store Connect workflow is being validated locally before a live Apple account test.
Pintas for macOS · Product preview