Introduction

In the first part of this guide, we focused on a quick and easy setup to get the example project running in a simulator or emulator. This helped you get familiar with the basics without needing to configure anything complex.

Now, we’re taking the next step: running the app on a physical device using your own Corbado project. This is essential when preparing for real-world testing, debugging device-specific issues and getting closer to production.

For iOS, this step comes with a bit more complexity compared to the simulator — due to code signing, provisioning profiles, and device registration. But don’t worry: we walk you through all common pitfalls and explain every step in detail, so you won’t get stuck.

Let’s dive in!