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  1. A Mac on a recent macOS (Apple silicon recommended) — required to build and submit iOS apps
  2. Install Xcode from the App Store; open it once to install components; xcode-select --install for command-line tools
  3. Sign in to your Apple developer account in Xcode → Settings → Accounts
  4. Use the iOS Simulator for daily work; test on a real iPhone before release (enable Developer Mode on the phone)
  5. Signing: let Xcode manage signing certificates and provisioning profiles to start

Install Homebrew for developer tools and Git for version control — see our Git and GitLab course.

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