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RORKMAX — Rork Max builds native Swift apps instead of React Native, targeting iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Vision Pro, and iMessageNATIVE — Rork Max unlocks capabilities React Native can't reach: AR/LiDAR, Metal 3D, widgets, Dynamic Island, Live Activities, HealthKit, HomeKit, NFC, and Core MLPUBLISH — Two-click App Store publishing cuts the steps between generating an app and shipping itSIM — A browser-based streaming iOS simulator lets you test in a real Apple environment without Xcode or a MacSTANDARD — Standard Rork turns a plain-English description into working React Native (Expo) codePRICING — It's free to start, paid plans begin at $25/month, and Rork Max is $200/monthRORKMAX — Rork Max builds native Swift apps instead of React Native, targeting iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Vision Pro, and iMessageNATIVE — Rork Max unlocks capabilities React Native can't reach: AR/LiDAR, Metal 3D, widgets, Dynamic Island, Live Activities, HealthKit, HomeKit, NFC, and Core MLPUBLISH — Two-click App Store publishing cuts the steps between generating an app and shipping itSIM — A browser-based streaming iOS simulator lets you test in a real Apple environment without Xcode or a MacSTANDARD — Standard Rork turns a plain-English description into working React Native (Expo) codePRICING — It's free to start, paid plans begin at $25/month, and Rork Max is $200/month
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Rork Basics/2026-07-09Beginner

How to Test Your Rork App on a Real iPhone Using the Companion App

A step-by-step guide to using the Rork Companion app for real device testing on iPhone and iPad. Covers local simulator vs. the cloud-Mac live simulator vs. real device, setup steps, and what to check on device.

Rork Basics/2026-07-09Intermediate

Rork vs Replit — Which AI Tool Is Best for Mobile App Development in 2026?

A comprehensive comparison of Rork and Replit for mobile app development. Compare features, pricing, App Store publishing, and native capabilities in 2026.

Rork Dev/2026-07-09Advanced

Holding Layer Boundaries in a Rork-Generated Expo App with ESLint and dependency-cruiser

Long-lived Rork-generated Expo apps quietly accumulate screens that import the API client directly. Here is how I froze 214 existing violations as a baseline, eliminated 17 circular dependencies, and made CI reject anything new for 38 extra seconds.

Rork Dev/2026-07-08Intermediate

Building a Segmented Control With a Sliding Indicator in Reanimated

The stock segmented control looks out of place on Android. Here is a custom Reanimated component that measures each segment and slides the indicator, with complete code plus UI-thread rendering, accessibility, and RTL handling from real shipping notes.

App Dev/2026-07-07Intermediate

Answering the New App Store Age Ratings — Field Notes From Updating Several Live Apps

Notes from re-answering the updated App Store age rating questions across live apps, covering the new 13+/16+/18+ tiers, the four new question categories, setting a higher minimum age, and what it means for apps you ship with Rork.

App Dev/2026-07-07Intermediate

Laying Out Variable-Height Images in Two Columns: A Masonry Wallpaper Gallery in a Rork Expo App

From why numColumns cannot pack variable-aspect images cleanly, to a dependency-free column-balancing algorithm, to keeping virtualization with FlashList masonry and a pragmatic no-dependency fallback, building a wallpaper gallery with real code.

Rork Dev/2026-07-07Intermediate

The App Icon Badge Still Says 3 — Rebuilding Expo Badge Counts Around a Single Source of Truth

Why an Expo app's icon badge drifts out of sync with real unread counts and refuses to clear — and how to rebuild it around a single source of truth, with working recompute-and-sync code and the production pitfalls that bite you.

Rork Dev/2026-07-07Intermediate

When In-App Review Prompts Fire but Your Ratings Never Move — Field Notes on Measuring Display Opportunities and Timing

You wired expo-store-review into your Rork app, yet the star count won't grow. The OS silently suppresses the dialog, so calling it doesn't mean it shows. These are field notes on measuring display opportunities and redesigning timing.

Rork Dev/2026-07-07Advanced

Which Generation Introduced This Bug? Building Provenance Into Rork Apps

When you regenerate the same screen again and again with an AI builder, a bug that shows up one day becomes impossible to trace to a specific generation. This is a design for keeping generation provenance across three layers—build stamp, ledger, and telemetry—so you can narrow a regression down to a single generation in minutes.

Rork Basics/2026-07-05Intermediate

Shipping a Rork App to a Real Device Without a Mac: What the Browser Simulator Covers, and Its Pitfalls

Rork's in-browser simulator lets you try an app without a Mac, but some bugs only appear on real hardware. Separate what the simulator can and cannot verify, and get past the real-device wall before you submit.

App Dev/2026-07-05Intermediate

Building a One-Time Code Field in Expo — SMS Autofill and Segmented Display Together

A six-digit verification screen looks trivial, but once you account for SMS autofill, pasting, and deleting one digit at a time, it needs real care. Here is how to nail the iOS and Android autofill first, then build a segmented look on top of a single TextInput that does not break.

Business/2026-07-05Intermediate

When Your AdMob Earnings Suddenly Get Deducted: Preventing Invalid Traffic as a Solo Developer

Invalid traffic deductions in AdMob are unsettling because the cause is rarely obvious. From the perspective of running several apps solo, here is a minimal setup that prevents the most common accidents, plus how to respond when a deduction actually happens.