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●PLAY — Google Play's target API level deadline passed on August 31. Whether the project your builder generates has kept pace is worth verifying yourself rather than assuming●POLICY — Play has sharpened its definition of a low-value app: rehashes of existing apps, or thin wrappers around a third-party model with no useful function of their own●DATA — User Data requirements apply to third-party AI integrations too. Disclosing what gets sent to an external model is the responsibility of whoever publishes the app●APPLE — Enforcement of Guideline 2.5.2 has tightened around apps that execute arbitrary code at runtime, putting the line between a tool and an app under closer scrutiny●BUILD — Compiling a signed native binary server-side through a reproducible pipeline sits outside 2.5.2, and the technical distinction is worth stating precisely●IOS — iOS 27 reaches general release in September, supporting iPhone 11 and later. Building the device check into an annual routine takes the surprise out of it●PLAY — Google Play's target API level deadline passed on August 31. Whether the project your builder generates has kept pace is worth verifying yourself rather than assuming●POLICY — Play has sharpened its definition of a low-value app: rehashes of existing apps, or thin wrappers around a third-party model with no useful function of their own●DATA — User Data requirements apply to third-party AI integrations too. Disclosing what gets sent to an external model is the responsibility of whoever publishes the app●APPLE — Enforcement of Guideline 2.5.2 has tightened around apps that execute arbitrary code at runtime, putting the line between a tool and an app under closer scrutiny●BUILD — Compiling a signed native binary server-side through a reproducible pipeline sits outside 2.5.2, and the technical distinction is worth stating precisely●IOS — iOS 27 reaches general release in September, supporting iPhone 11 and later. Building the device check into an annual routine takes the surprise out of it
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◈ Rork Basics/2026-07-01Intermediate

Why a Rork Companion App Stops Opening After a Few Days — and How to Fix It

An app you pushed to your iPhone with Rork Companion shows 'Untrusted Developer,' or simply refuses to launch a few days later. Here is why free Apple account signing expires after about seven days, and the practical fixes — trust it, re-push, or move to a paid account — from an indie developer's point of view.

⟐ Business/2026-06-29Advanced

How far Rork Companion's free device testing goes — and when to pay the $99 Apple Developer Program

Rork Companion lets you test on a real device without a paid Apple Developer account. Here is exactly where the free path stops, the concrete triggers for paying the $99, and what to stage before your first signed build — from running six apps as an indie developer.

⟐ Business/2026-04-17Intermediate

Submitting Your Rork App to the App Store and Getting Through Review

A complete walkthrough for submitting a Rork-built app to the App Store. Covers Apple Developer enrollment, Xcode configuration, App Store Connect setup, screenshot preparation, and the most common rejection reasons with fixes.

⟐ Business/2026-03-19Intermediate

How Rork Max Publishes to the App Store in Two Clicks — No Xcode Needed

Walk through Rork Max two-click App Store publishing: cloud Mac builds, TestFlight beta testing, and review submission with no Xcode or Mac required.