Where the AI decision lives once Rork splits your app into two native codebases
New Rork apps are Swift on iPhone and Kotlin on Android — two separate codebases. Here is how I decide which AI-related judgments stay in each client and which move to the shared backend, plus the minimal contract both clients read the same way.
Rork No Longer Creates New Expo Projects: Keep Yours, or Rebuild It in SwiftUI?
You can no longer start an Expo project in Rork, but existing ones keep building and shipping. Here is how to decide whether to stay on Expo or rebuild in SwiftUI, and what quietly goes missing when you rebuild.
Keeping a Rork-Built Expo App Ready for Kotlin Migration — Design Notes After Android Studio's Migration Agent Announcement
Android Studio's new agent can migrate React Native apps to native Kotlin. Here is how I restructured a Rork-built Expo app to stay migration-ready: a native dependency audit script, a portable core layer pattern, and a readiness checklist.
Rork Max × Expo Modules API: Building and Distributing Custom Native Modules
Learn how to design, implement, test, and publish custom native modules using the Expo Modules API. Extend Rork Max with platform-specific features using Swift and Kotlin.