Nuticast bridges your iPhone to Xcode over Tailscale, ZeroTier, Netbird — or a manual IP — so you can debug wirelessly even when your Mac and iPhone aren't on the same network. Lives in your menu bar, zero config VPN required.
If you've ever tried to debug an iPhone over Wi-Fi in Xcode, you know the deal: it only works when your Mac and iPhone are on the same local network. Working from a coffee shop, testing on a device that's in another room on a guest network, or debugging a build a teammate has on their desk across the office? You're stuck plugging in a cable.
I built Nuticast to fix that.
It's a lightweight macOS app that bridges Apple's remote pairing services over a mesh network — Tailscale, ZeroTier, or Netbird — so Xcode sees your iPhone as if it were sitting right next to your Mac, no matter where either of you actually is. No mesh client installed? You can also just punch in a manual IP.
What it does:
🔌 Wireless Xcode debugging across any network, not just local Wi-Fi 🕸️ Works with Tailscale, ZeroTier, Netbird, or a manual IP/port 🧭 Native menu bar app — add a device once, it reconnects automatically 🖥️ Built for macOS 26 with the new Liquid Glass design language
🎉 Launch special: 50% off for the next 10 days!
Would love to hear how you handle remote/multi-network debugging today, and what would make this more useful for your workflow. Happy to hear any feedback!
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If you've ever tried to debug an iPhone over Wi-Fi in Xcode, you know the deal: it only works when your Mac and iPhone are on the same local network. Working from a coffee shop, testing on a device that's in another room on a guest network, or debugging a build a teammate has on their desk across the office? You're stuck plugging in a cable.
I built Nuticast to fix that.
It's a lightweight macOS app that bridges Apple's remote pairing services over a mesh network — Tailscale, ZeroTier, or Netbird — so Xcode sees your iPhone as if it were sitting right next to your Mac, no matter where either of you actually is. No mesh client installed? You can also just punch in a manual IP.
What it does:
🔌 Wireless Xcode debugging across any network, not just local Wi-Fi
🕸️ Works with Tailscale, ZeroTier, Netbird, or a manual IP/port
🧭 Native menu bar app — add a device once, it reconnects automatically
🖥️ Built for macOS 26 with the new Liquid Glass design language
🎉 Launch special: 50% off for the next 10 days!
Would love to hear how you handle remote/multi-network debugging today, and what would make this more useful for your workflow. Happy to hear any feedback!