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Swift SDK: a whole product, included.

Elsewhere this is a mobile-analytics subscription for Apple platforms. Here it ships on every plan - never an add-on, never metered.

Published by AIOProductOS, the product management operating system for B2B SaaS teams. It joins customer feedback, revenue, delivery work, and code on one customer record, so teams prioritize by who is paying, not just what is loudest. Who builds it, and how we work.

Swift Package Manager.

.package(url: "https://github.com/aioproductos/productos-swift", from: "0.1.0")

import ProductOS
ProductOS.initialize(productKey: "pk_live_...")
ProductOS.track("feature_used")

Foundation-only, no dependencies, via Swift Package Manager

What it does

What the Swift SDK captures

  • Events and screens

    Track features and screen views across every Apple platform your product ships on.

  • Identity and revenue

    Identify the user and capture revenue events, so mobile usage carries commercial weight.

  • Foundation-only

    No third-party dependencies enter your app because of analytics.

Why it beats the standalone version

The mobile session stops being a separate world: the same account's iPhone usage, web visits, backend lifecycle, and feature requests sit on one record, so mobile adoption counts in the same outcome verdicts as everything else.

Where it stops, honestly

It is the capture layer for Apple platforms - analysis, dashboards, and the join live in the platform. Cross-platform React Native apps should use the React Native SDK instead.

FAQ

The Swift SDK, answered

Which Apple platforms are supported?

iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, watchOS and macOS, installed through Swift Package Manager. The SDK is Foundation-only, so analytics adds no third-party dependency to your app.

What can it capture?

In-app events, identity, screen views and revenue. They join the same customer record as your web, server and React Native data, so mobile adoption counts in the same post-ship verdict as everything else.

Should I use this or the React Native SDK?

Use Swift for native Apple apps and React Native for cross-platform apps built in React Native or Expo. Both land on the same spine.

The rest of the family

Every SDK, every plan, one spine.

Each of these is sold as its own product elsewhere. Here they all feed one customer record - feedback, revenue, work, and usage joined - on flat plans from $199/mo, every module included, with a 7-day free trial on your own data, no card required.