RocketSim for Teams
Give every iOS developer 30+ Simulator and physical-device workflows, then use shared local-build insights to make hardware and rollout decisions with evidence.
A MacBook Pro with M5 Max is predicted to save 3–5 hours of build runtime per licensed engineer each month.
Estimated build runtime saved 3–5h / licensed engineer / month
Anonymous benchmarks from 40+ teams · matched workloads
Representative example: your dashboard uses your team's actual local build data. Predictions are estimates based on comparable, anonymized workloads.
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Team Build Insights
Move from build-time charts to a practical next step: compare hardware, validate an Xcode rollout, or spot a workflow change worth discussing.
Representative example: your dashboard uses your team's actual local build data. Each card shows an independent example.
Hardware decisions
Compare the machines already building your project, then estimate how much build runtime a newer configuration could save per licensed engineer. Actual savings can be higher when repeated local builds are not reported.
Representative example: your dashboard uses your team's actual local build data.
A MacBook Pro with M5 Max is predicted to save 3–5 hours of build runtime per licensed engineer each month.
Estimated build runtime saved 3–5h / licensed engineer / month
Anonymous benchmarks from 40+ teams · matched workloads
Your project builds fastest on the observed MacBook Pro with M5 Max.
| Machine | P95 | Saved / engineer / month |
|---|---|---|
| M5 Max 482 matched builds | 38s | 3h 42m |
| M3 Max 391 matched builds | 54s | — |
Xcode decisions
Compare versions on matching Mac configurations before asking the whole team to move. Version distribution also shows where mixed tooling could make results harder to compare.
Representative example: your dashboard uses your team's actual local build data.
Xcode 26.0 was consistently faster across one matched Mac configuration.
| Xcode version | Builds |
|---|---|
| 26.0 (17A324) | 600 |
| 16.4 (16F6) | 214 |
Validate performance, then standardize across the team for consistent outcomes.
Team flow
See whether clean builds gained share, slow builds regressed, or reporting activity changed. Treat activity as a prompt to investigate engineering flow — never as an individual productivity score.
Representative example: your dashboard uses your team's actual local build data.
Clean builds made up a larger share than in the previous period.
70 Total builds
Build activity fell 24%, primarily because two fewer Macs reported builds.
| Metric | Previous | Current | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Builds | 892 | 678 | −214 (−24%) |
| Reporting Macs | 12 | 10 | −2 (−17%) |
Engineering-flow signal — not a productivity score.
“RocketSim Team Insights finally gives us visibility into our build times beyond just gut feeling. We can actually measure the impact of adding SDKs or improving configurations, seeing results reflected in incremental and clean builds. It’s been invaluable for decisions like upgrading hardware—we can point to real data showing how different machines affect build times. The metrics are broken down beautifully, no extra setup or build phase hacks required—it just works quietly in the background. Honestly, it’s something we could never have justified building in-house, but it’s been a total game-changer.”
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RocketSim for Teams turns local Xcode builds into shared evidence: which machines are fastest, which Xcode versions changed build duration, and where your team is losing time.
Compare build duration by machine so Mac upgrades are backed by project-specific data instead of guesses.
See how different Xcode, macOS, and SDK versions affect clean and incremental builds before rolling changes out to everyone.
No build phases, no scripts, and no dashboard to maintain. RocketSim syncs build insights quietly in the background.
RocketSim focuses on local developer build data and setup-free comparisons by project, scheme, machine, and Xcode version.
Teams use one license key. Developers keep building locally while RocketSim syncs insights in the background.
Saving about ten minutes per developer each month can cover the seat cost. Use our manager approval guide for a copy-ready request and payback summary.
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Invite your iOS developers, test the workflows they repeat every week, and continue only when RocketSim earns its place.
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