Andon — Builds for Xcode Cloud
Xcode Cloud builds,
in your pocket.
See the state of your CI at a glance, understand a failure, restart a workflow, and push a TestFlight beta — from your iPhone or iPad.
Coming soon on the App Store Requires iOS 26 or iPadOS 26, and an App Store Connect API key.
Is everything green?
Andon takes its name from the lean manufacturing light board: green, all is well — red, you pull the cord. It answers that one question in zero taps, then goes as deep as you need.
A dashboard worth a glance
Running builds with live progress, recent failures, and per-app health — the whole picture in under three seconds.
Understand any failure
Action timeline, compiler issues with file and line, failing tests per destination, full logs and artifacts. Open the offending file straight in GitHub, at the right commit.
Act on your CI
Start a build on any branch, tag, or pull request. Retry a flaky run in one tap, cancel a doomed one, toggle workflows on and off.
Ship betas with TestFlight
Distribute a build to a beta group, share the public link or its QR code, and review screenshots and crash feedback from testers.
“What to Test”, drafted for you
Release notes suggested from your commit messages — proposed, never sent without you. Submit for beta review when required, right from the app.
Follow builds live
A Live Activity keeps the build you care about on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island; a local notification tells you how it ended.
Deep system integration
Home and Lock Screen widgets, Shortcuts and Spotlight through App Intents, a Control Center control to launch your favorite workflow.
Made for iPad too
Sidebar and split view, keyboard shortcuts, pointer support, drag & drop, multiple windows. A real iPad citizen, not a blown-up iPhone app.
A quick tour
Designed with Apple’s vocabulary only: SwiftUI, SF Symbols, semantic colors, first-class Dark Mode and accessibility.
Private by design
Your App Store Connect key and your build data never leave your device.
Andon talks directly to Apple’s App Store Connect API. There is no Andon server, no account to create, no analytics, no trackers. Your API key lives in the device Keychain — nowhere else.
Read the privacy policy →Frequently asked questions
What do I need to use Andon?
An Apple Developer account with Xcode Cloud configured for at least one project, and an App Store Connect API key. Andon walks you through creating the key on first launch — it takes about two minutes.
Is my API key safe?
Yes. The key is stored in your device’s Keychain, protected by the Secure Enclave, and marked “this device only”. It is used exclusively to sign requests sent directly to Apple’s API. It is never transmitted to anyone else — there is no Andon server.
Does Andon send push notifications?
Andon notifies you locally when a build finishes: reliably while the app is active or recently used, best-effort in the background (iOS decides when background refresh runs). We are honest about this limit — server-relayed push notifications are on the roadmap.