Installation
There are four ways to use Odevio. Pick the one that fits how you work — they all drive the same build machines, and you can mix them freely.
Way in |
Best for |
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Describing what you want in plain words and letting an assistant such as Claude Code do the rest, including fixing build errors on its own. Start here if you are new to iOS. |
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Desktop client |
Clicking through builds in a window, with nothing to learn. Covered below. |
Scripting, and everything the desktop client does not expose. |
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Building automatically from your pipeline on every push. |
The AI assistant route is the newest, and the shortest for a first iOS build: it installs in one command on top of the command line, and it walks you through the Apple side rather than leaving you to work it out.
The desktop client
Install it by downloading and running Odevio’s client.
For Windows.
For Linux.
For Mac.
Once installed, you can easily run the client from your desktop.
If it is your first time using Odevio, you are required to create an account.
Otherwise, you can log in using your existing credentials.
Once logged in, you will see this welcome screen.