Borel vs Newly

natively.dev now leads to newly.app. Newly builds apps with React Native and Expo. Borel writes native Swift and SwiftUI, Apple's own language and framework, and builds every app with Xcode on Borel's Mac.

Borel has one: 5 credits every day, up to 30 a month, and the iOS Simulator is free for everyone. Newly has no free plan, and a new account starts with no credits.

Borel Pro starts at $20 a month, or $16 a month billed yearly, and includes App Store publishing. Newly's smallest plan is $25 a month. Apple's paid Developer Program is needed to publish with either.

On Borel, yes. Borel Companion installs your app with a free Apple ID, up to three apps at a time, and renews Apple's seven-day signature for you. On Newly, testing on an iPhone goes through TestFlight and the paid Apple Developer Program.

Yes. Borel builds your app, uploads it and submits it to Apple for you from the browser. Newly uploads the build and leaves submitting for review to you in App Store Connect.

No. Borel runs Xcode on its own Mac and streams the iOS Simulator to your browser, so you can build, test and publish a native iPhone app from a Windows PC or a Mac. Borel Companion, for Windows and Mac, puts the app on your iPhone.

Yes. AI, data, sign-in and storage are built into every Borel app, with no keys to paste or services to set up. Describe a feature, such as accounts or saved notes, and Borel wires it into your SwiftUI app.