Project context
Keep every build and signal anchored to the project it belongs to.
Early release · macOS 14+
Turn Xcode Cloudnoise into a clearnext move.
A calmer place to understand what changed while you were away.
Available after review approval.
Native macOS workspaceApp Store Connect historymacOS 14+
From signal to context
Follow the thread, not the noise.
Tazuki keeps the useful parts of Xcode Cloud history close together, so the next action is easier to see.
- 01
Start at Inbox
See the builds, failures, and tests that deserve a closer look right now.
- 02
Open project context
Keep a project’s runs, history, and current state in one focused workspace.
- 03
Trace the signal
Move from a failed build to its fingerprint, then out to the trend behind it.
A better read on delivery
The useful view sits between a dashboard and a log.
Tazuki gives recurring signals a place to live, without turning your build history into another stream to monitor.
Builds
See terminal outcomes, durations, and recent activity without hunting through runs.
Failure fingerprints
Group repeated failures into stable problems you can recognize over time.
Test stability
Notice tests that keep breaking before they become background noise.
Trends
Read build duration and test signals as movement, not isolated numbers.
Local-first by design
Your history stays close to the work.
Tazuki syncs from App Store Connect, stores normalized facts locally, and performs its analysis on your Mac. The provider supplies the source; Tazuki gives the history a working memory.
- Local SQLite facts
- Project-scoped analysis
- Sync when you choose
Built for developers who want context without another cloud console.
Release status
A quiet first release is taking shape.
Tazuki is being prepared for early users. The beta download will appear here after the review process is complete.
Beta access is being prepared.
Questions, answered
A few useful boundaries.
Does Tazuki replace Xcode Cloud?
No. Tazuki is a native companion for understanding the build, test, and release history Xcode Cloud already produces.
Which macOS versions are supported?
The early release targets macOS 14 and later.
Where is my data kept?
Tazuki keeps its normalized facts and analysis in a local database on your Mac. App Store Connect is the sync source for the history it reads.
Who is Tazuki for?
It is for developers who use Xcode Cloud and want a clearer way to follow project health across builds, failures, tests, and trends.
When can I download it?
The beta link will appear on this page once the review process is complete.