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Apple has introduced the Foundation Models framework, enabling developers to utilize its AI models offline and on-device. This framework opens up a world of possibilities for app developers to enhance user experiences using Apple’s on-device AI models.
Accessible AI Models
At WWDC 2025, Apple VP Craig Federighi announced the Foundation Models framework, which empowers apps to leverage on-device AI models developed by Apple. These models are part of Apple Intelligence, a collection of models that power various iOS features.
Easy Integration for Developers
According to Apple, developers can easily access Apple Intelligence models with just three lines of Swift code, Apple’s programming language for app development. The Foundation Models framework offers guided generation, tool calling, and more to streamline the integration process.
Real-world Applications
Companies like Automattic and AllTrails are already utilizing the Foundation Models framework in their apps. Automattic’s Day One journaling app and AllTrails’ mapping app are leveraging the framework to enhance user experiences and provide personalized recommendations.
The Foundation Models framework is now available for testing through the Apple Developer Program, with a public beta set to launch next month. Developers can now tap into Apple’s AI capabilities and create innovative experiences that prioritize privacy and offline accessibility.
