●FUNDING — Rork's $15M seed was led by Left Lane Capital with Peak XV, True Ventures, Goodwater, and a16z Speedrun●GROWTH — Rork keeps growing with 743K monthly visits and an 85% growth rate●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift apps for iPhone, iPad, Watch, TV, Vision Pro, and iMessage●MAX — It reaches HealthKit, Core ML, and Dynamic Island — territory React Native struggles with●MARKET — Apple pushes agentic coding in Xcode 27, accelerating AI-driven native development●MARKET — Gartner projects 75% of new apps will be low-code or no-code by the end of 2026●FUNDING — Rork's $15M seed was led by Left Lane Capital with Peak XV, True Ventures, Goodwater, and a16z Speedrun●GROWTH — Rork keeps growing with 743K monthly visits and an 85% growth rate●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift apps for iPhone, iPad, Watch, TV, Vision Pro, and iMessage●MAX — It reaches HealthKit, Core ML, and Dynamic Island — territory React Native struggles with●MARKET — Apple pushes agentic coding in Xcode 27, accelerating AI-driven native development●MARKET — Gartner projects 75% of new apps will be low-code or no-code by the end of 2026

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Rork Max¹ Calendar Integration¹ iOS 17¹ Permission Design¹ Reminders¹

◇ App Dev/2026-07-03Intermediate

Adding Events to the User's Calendar from a Rork Max App: EventKit's Three-Tier Permissions and Write-Only Access

Since iOS 17, EventKit offers three access tiers: a permission-free UI, write-only, and full access. Here is how to ship calendar and reminders integration in a Rork Max app without tanking your opt-in rate.