Neel Makhecha builds tools for developing and using software on Apple devices. His current projects include Sqim for delivering iOS previews to a phone and FreeMilk, a coding-agent workspace on the iPhone.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
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Makhecha’s professional history describes work on Splunk Mobile, augmented-reality experiments, Edge Hub tooling and the AI platform. His current X biography identifies Splunk and Cisco machine-learning engineering as former work. His open-source contributions include Catrobat’s iOS client through Google Summer of Code and AlertX, a SwiftUI custom-alert library. He also built Apple scholarship and student-challenge projects.[2][5]
Contributions
Close the loop between a remote build and a real phone
Sqim supplies a Mac command-line tool and installation flow for putting iOS builds on an iPhone. Agent setup files let a coding assistant invoke the workflow, while a dashboard retains projects and builds. The documented sideloading path requires a paid Apple developer account; it is intended for trying the real app, not just a browser mockup.[3]
Keep the agent workspace on the device
FreeMilk provides file editing, local Git and GitHub integration on an iPhone, with execution environments for web projects and scripts. Swift applications use remote Macs for compilation and streamed previews. This distinguishes where the workspace and files live from where every kind of build executes. The service funds model access through ads and daily allowances.[4]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
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Sqimsqim.devA CLI and installation workflow for previewing iOS builds on a real iPhone.
Read the build-to-phone steps before setup. You need a Mac, an iPhone and a paid Apple developer account for the documented sideloading workflow.
Builder[3][5]Original source