Nuticast
Your iPhone, remote-paired to Xcode from any network
What it does
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.
Debug your iPhone in Xcode when it isn’t on your Mac’s Wi‑Fi. The phone must stay on Wi‑Fi — cellular doesn’t work. Nuticast keeps wireless debugging alive over Tailscale, ZeroTier, or Netbird — no cable, no account.
Apple’s wireless debugging dies the moment your Mac and iPhone aren’t on the same network. Nuticast keeps the device visible so Xcode can debug it remotely — over whichever mesh VPN you already run: Tailscale, ZeroTier, or Netbird. The iPhone must stay on Wi‑Fi (home, a tester’s office, another building). Cellular doesn’t work. macOS 13.0 + · Tailscale, ZeroTier, or Netbird on Mac & iPhone · iPhone on Wi‑Fi, not cellular Pair while you’re on the same Wi‑Fi. When the phone joins another Wi‑Fi, flip the bridge on. Match that phone to its device on Tailscale, ZeroTier, or Netbird. When it’s on another Wi‑Fi, start the bridge — Xcode keeps seeing it. Menu bar for status. Full window to manage…from nuticast.com
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