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Which IDE fits your workflow?

Side-by-side look at Cyber-Ifrit, VS Code, Cursor, Zed, and Antigravity — focused on mobile + AI developers. We ship an iPhone emulator (hypervisor guest)—not Apple's Xcode Simulator.

Legend:StrongPartial / externalNot built-in

React Native, Flutter, device emulators, and cross-platform shipping.

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RN / Flutter workflow in one app

Metro, devices, and mobile panels without juggling three IDEs.

Cyber-Ifrit

Built for RN · Expo · Flutter

Cyber-Ifrit

Built for RN · Expo · Flutter

In-IDE iPhone emulator

Hypervisor-based iPhone emulator in the editor — not Apple's Xcode Simulator.

Cyber-Ifrit

Panel + ACHERON · best on Apple Silicon

Cyber-Ifrit

Panel + ACHERON · best on Apple Silicon

Android SDK / emulator panel

Cyber-Ifrit

Device list in IDE · uses your SDK

Cyber-Ifrit

Device list in IDE · uses your SDK

iOS inner loop without a Mac

Local test/debug on Windows or Linux — not just cloud Mac CI.

Cyber-Ifrit

Emulator stack · early access

Cyber-Ifrit

Emulator stack · early access

Pick Cyber-Ifrit if

  • · You ship React Native or Flutter apps
  • · You want emulators + agents in one window
  • · Local Ollama and optional cloud GPU matter
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Pick Zed if

  • · Editor speed is your #1 priority
  • · You mostly do web/backend work
  • · You rarely touch mobile emulators or device labs

Pick Cursor / Antigravity if

  • · Cloud AI agents are enough for your stack
  • · You already live in VS Code extensions
  • · Mobile tooling stays in Android Studio / Xcode
  • · Ratings are good-faith summaries for mobile + AI developers — not benchmarks.
  • · Partial = possible with extensions, external tools, or early-access features.
  • · Emulator ≠ simulator: Cyber-Ifrit runs a hypervisor guest (ACHERON/STYX). Apple's Xcode Simulator is macOS-only and a different stack.
  • · Cyber-Ifrit iPhone emulation is strongest on Apple Silicon today; Windows/Linux paths are in active R&D.