●MAXPRICE — Rork Max runs $200 per month. The free tier gives you roughly five prompts a week, and shipping to the App Store still requires the $99/year Apple Developer Program●ARR — Rork Max, which launched in February 2026, reportedly reached $1.5M ARR within three days. That says something about the appetite for generated native apps●NATIVEAPI — Rork Max reaches native APIs directly, including SwiftUI, ARKit, HealthKit, HomeKit, Core ML, and Metal, putting territory that is awkward in React Native within reach●SHIP — Two-click App Store submission is built in, with no need to open Xcode. That skips the signing and provisioning step where many first-time shippers get stuck●COST — Traditional native iOS development is commonly quoted at $5,000 to $50,000 and up, and the $200/month figure is being judged against that baseline●SDK55 — Expo SDK 55 ships React Native 0.83 and React 19.2, and drops Legacy Architecture support entirely. The New Architecture is now the only option●MAXPRICE — Rork Max runs $200 per month. The free tier gives you roughly five prompts a week, and shipping to the App Store still requires the $99/year Apple Developer Program●ARR — Rork Max, which launched in February 2026, reportedly reached $1.5M ARR within three days. That says something about the appetite for generated native apps●NATIVEAPI — Rork Max reaches native APIs directly, including SwiftUI, ARKit, HealthKit, HomeKit, Core ML, and Metal, putting territory that is awkward in React Native within reach●SHIP — Two-click App Store submission is built in, with no need to open Xcode. That skips the signing and provisioning step where many first-time shippers get stuck●COST — Traditional native iOS development is commonly quoted at $5,000 to $50,000 and up, and the $200/month figure is being judged against that baseline●SDK55 — Expo SDK 55 ships React Native 0.83 and React 19.2, and drops Legacy Architecture support entirely. The New Architecture is now the only option