Add native AuthKit sign-in to your iOS app with the WorkOS iOS SDK
Blog post from WorkOS
WorkOS has released workos-ios, a native Swift SDK that provides async access to AuthKit and WorkOS APIs through typed clients, structured errors, retry support, auto-pagination, authentication utilities, webhook verification, and local Vault cryptography. Its PublicClient feature is designed for mobile applications, enabling secure authentication with an application client ID and PKCE rather than embedding API keys or client secrets. The tutorial describes building a SwiftUI sign-in experience that configures a registered redirect URI and URL scheme, installs the SDK, generates a PKCE authorization URL, opens AuthKit through ASWebAuthenticationSession, validates the returned state to mitigate CSRF, and exchanges the authorization code and verifier for an authenticated user session. It recommends storing resulting tokens in the iOS Keychain and notes that the SDK also supports server-side API use, pagination, encryption, and webhook-related capabilities.
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