List of CloudKit Integrations
This is a list of platforms and tools that integrate with CloudKit. This list is updated as of April 2025.
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Effortlessly manage your images, documents, notes, and other content across all devices while ensuring they are secure and up to date, giving you access no matter your location. If you happen to lose a device, you can use Find My iPhone through iCloud.com to locate it, activate Lost Mode, or erase its information remotely. Store your files safely in iCloud Drive, allowing easy sharing with friends and colleagues. You can also edit or upload photos and videos from any device, with the changes immediately visible on all your devices, which boosts both productivity and connectivity. This ensures that your essential content is always readily available, making it convenient to access whenever you require it. With these features, you can maintain peace of mind knowing your information is both secure and easily retrievable.
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Core Data
Apple
Effortlessly manage data, syncing, and undo features seamlessly.Utilize Core Data to store your application's persistent data for offline access, cache temporary information, and implement undo features on a single device. For syncing data across various devices linked to the same iCloud account, Core Data seamlessly replicates your schema into a CloudKit container. You can specify your data types and relationships using Core Data’s Data model editor, which also allows for the generation of corresponding class definitions. At runtime, Core Data is capable of managing object instances, enabling a variety of functionalities. It simplifies the process of connecting your objects to a storage solution, allowing for straightforward data saving from both Swift and Objective-C without requiring direct database management. The undo manager in Core Data monitors changes, offering the ability to revert them individually, collectively, or all at once, thus facilitating easy integration of undo and redo capabilities in your application. Additionally, it is advisable to execute potentially UI-blocking operations, such as converting JSON into objects, in the background to maintain a smooth user experience. By doing so, your application will not only enhance its performance but also ensure that users remain engaged without interruptions.
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