About SwiftChronicle
Built for developers who can't afford to miss a release.
Every WWDC, Apple ships 250+ new APIs across dozens of frameworks. Most developers catch 20% of it in the keynote and spend the rest of the year discovering things they missed. SwiftChronicle exists to fix that.
What we do
SwiftChronicle ingests Apple's WWDC sessions and developer documentation the moment they go live, then uses Claude to classify every new and updated API into a scannable capability card — complete with a real, compilable Swift code snippet, an impact score, and for updated APIs, a before/after diff showing exactly what changed.
You can browse by framework, filter by category, and mark capabilities as done to track your own implementation progress. Think of it as the index Apple forgot to ship.
How the pipeline works
WWDC session transcripts and Apple developer documentation are scraped the moment a topic is queued. A WWDC video URL can be supplied directly to anchor the context.
Claude reads the transcript and docs, then decides: is this genuinely new or changed in this iOS release? If not, it's rejected before touching the database. If yes, it generates the capability card — name, summary, category, frameworks, impact score, Swift code.
Every classification goes through a human review queue before going live. We check the code, the summary, and the impact score before publishing.
Published capabilities are immediately searchable and filterable. For updated APIs, a syntax-highlighted diff shows exactly what changed between versions.
As Apple releases updated documentation and beta builds, capabilities are re-ingested and re-classified. The verifiedOnBeta field tracks which capabilities have been confirmed against real builds.
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Sources
All capability content is derived from Apple's official WWDC session videos and developer documentation at developer.apple.com. SwiftChronicle is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Inc.
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Explore what shipped in iOS 27
Browse every capability from WWDC 2026, filtered by framework and impact.
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