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The process of using Codemagic CI/CD to develop and deliver an iOS app involves the following steps:

1. Set up your project on Codemagic: Create a new project on Codemagic and add your Git repository.

2. Configure your environment: Define the platform, stack, dependency managers, and other environment variables you need for your project.

3. Add your build settings: Configure the build settings for your project, including the target SDK version, code-signing, and provisioning profiles.

4. Build your app: Use Codemagic to compile your app and create a build, which you can download or deploy to running devices for testing.

5. Test your app: Use Codemagic to automate your testing process, including unit tests, integration tests, and acceptance tests.

6. Deploy your app: Use Codemagic to deploy your app to your beta testers or to the App Store, depending on your project requirements.

7. Monitor your app: Use Codemagic to monitor your app's performance and usage, including crash reporting and analytics.

8. Update and iterate: Use Codemagic to update and iterate on your app, incorporating feedback from users as you go.