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●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift for every Apple platform, from iPhone to Vision Pro●PUBLISH — Publish to the App Store in two clicks without Xcode, reaching iOS distribution without Mac hardware●NATIVE — Standard Rork builds native iOS/Android via React Native (Expo), focused exclusively on mobile●PROMPT — Describe your app idea in plain English and Rork generates deployable, store-ready code●FUND — Rork raised $2.8M from a16z and reportedly sees 743,000 monthly visits at 85% growth●PRICE — Free to start with paid plans from $25/month, though some users note heavy credit consumption●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift for every Apple platform, from iPhone to Vision Pro●PUBLISH — Publish to the App Store in two clicks without Xcode, reaching iOS distribution without Mac hardware●NATIVE — Standard Rork builds native iOS/Android via React Native (Expo), focused exclusively on mobile●PROMPT — Describe your app idea in plain English and Rork generates deployable, store-ready code●FUND — Rork raised $2.8M from a16z and reportedly sees 743,000 monthly visits at 85% growth●PRICE — Free to start with paid plans from $25/month, though some users note heavy credit consumption
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⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-20Advanced

What to Decide Before Spreading One Idea Across Every Apple Platform

Rork Max can generate native Swift for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Vision Pro from a single idea. But 'can ship to all of them' and 'should ship to all of them' are different things. From an indie developer running several apps, here's a framework for choosing which devices to add and which to skip, reasoned backward from operating cost and usage context.