●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Vision Pro, with 2-click App Store publishing and no Xcode required●STACK — Standard Rork builds cross-platform mobile apps with React Native (Expo); choosing between the two by use case is the key decision●FOCUS — Unlike web-first tools such as Bolt or Lovable, Rork specializes in native iOS and Android app generation●BUGS — A hands-on review reports Rork resolved about 70% of bugs without manual help, with the remaining 30% needing edits in the exported codebase●FUNDING — Rork raised $2.8M from a16z (Andreessen Horowitz)●PRICING — It is free to start, with paid plans from $25/month, so you can try before committing●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Vision Pro, with 2-click App Store publishing and no Xcode required●STACK — Standard Rork builds cross-platform mobile apps with React Native (Expo); choosing between the two by use case is the key decision●FOCUS — Unlike web-first tools such as Bolt or Lovable, Rork specializes in native iOS and Android app generation●BUGS — A hands-on review reports Rork resolved about 70% of bugs without manual help, with the remaining 30% needing edits in the exported codebase●FUNDING — Rork raised $2.8M from a16z (Andreessen Horowitz)●PRICING — It is free to start, with paid plans from $25/month, so you can try before committing

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Rork Max¹ SwiftData¹ SwiftUI¹ Migration¹

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Adding SwiftData to a SwiftUI App Generated by Rork Max

Rork Max can produce polished SwiftUI screens, but persistence often stops at @State. Here is how I layer SwiftData onto generated code: model design, wiring the container to views, and a schema migration pattern that survives shipping.