CloudKit
CloudKit Console
Sign in to your developer account to view a web-based control panel that you can use throughout the development lifecycle of your app.
Designing for CloudKit
Learn how to design apps using CloudKit containers, databases, zones, and more.
CloudKit framework
Leverage the full power of iCloud and build apps for all Apple platforms with CloudKit. Easily and securely store, and efficiently retrieve, your app data in a database or assets right from iCloud.
CloudKit sample projects
Learn more about adding CloudKit support to your project from our Sample Projects on GitHub.
CloudKit development automation
Easily automate your development processes. CloudKit offers helpful tools that let you automate the processes that prepare your CloudKit database for integration tests.
CloudKit database Telemetry
Learn how to read database Telemetry information and how you can adjust its results to show only the data you want to see.
CloudKit database logs
Find out how to access CloudKit server logs to view diagnostic information from user devices in a secure and privacy-preserving application.
CloudKit forums
Ask questions and discuss development topics with Apple engineers and fellow developers.
iCloud
Prepare Your Network for iCloud Private Relay
Learn how to provide the best possible experience for users of Private Relay on your network.
Allowing Users to Manage Data Stored in iCloud
Learn how to fulfill data requests made by your users in the EU and around the world.
Core ML Models
Core ML Model Deployment Dashboard
Sign in to the Core ML Model Deployment dashboard and create a new model collection. Give the model collection a name and description, and then provide an identifier for each model in the collection.
Generating a Model Archive
Create an archive file that contains a compiled model that you upload to a model collection’s deployment.
Creating and Deploying a Model Collection
Send models to users’ devices without submitting an app update.
Core ML forums
Ask questions and discuss development topics with Apple engineers and other developers.