Audit Swift Release settings without breaking your app
Review resolved Swift optimization, stripping and testability settings against the actual Xcode scheme and shipping artifact.
Apple & Swift
Release settings, private diagnostics, signing order and the limits of client-side protection on Apple platforms.
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Keep dSYMs private without losing crash diagnostics
Separate public downloads from private Apple symbol archives, and verify that crash reports can still be symbolicated.
Keep shared secrets and privileged decisions out of Swift clients
Separate user credentials, public identifiers and application-wide secrets when reviewing a shipped Swift application.
Preserve Swift ABI and dynamic contracts during hardening
Identify framework interfaces, inlinable code, serialization keys and Objective-C names before attempting Swift symbol changes.
Protect SwiftUI business logic without breaking accessibility
Separate observable SwiftUI experience from privileged service decisions, and preserve accessible controls during anti-cloning work.
Put Apple hardening before signing and notarization
Plan source changes, native optimization, signing, export and receipt creation in the correct order for Apple software.
Understand what an IPA release audit can inspect
Use bounded archive screening for exposure findings while preserving native signing checks and explicit coverage gaps.
Use App Attest as a server-validated risk signal
Plan challenges, key enrollment, assertions and operational fallback for App Attest without treating a client flag as validation.
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