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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 AI/2026-07-05Advanced

When Your Finance App's AI Keeps Dumping Everything Into 'Other' — Field Notes on Catching Silent Classification Drift

An AI expense classifier in a Rork finance app can be accurate at launch and quietly decay over months until the monthly advice goes wrong. Here is how I instrumented confidence and category distribution to get ahead of the drift, with working code.

Rork Dev/2026-07-04Intermediate

Should You Show a Read More Link? Let the Rendered Text Decide in Rork (Expo)

Clamping a product description to three lines and adding a Read more toggle sounds simple, until the toggle also appears under single-line text. This walks through measuring the real line count with onTextLayout so the toggle only shows when text actually overflows, covering iOS vs Android quirks, expand animation, and font scaling.

Rork Basics/2026-07-04Beginner

Building Your Second Rork App: How Much of the First One Should You Reuse?

Once your first app ships, the temptation is to clone it whole and swap the contents. But what you reuse and what you rebuild quietly decides how heavy your maintenance becomes. A look at where to draw the reuse line, from running several apps in parallel.

Rork Dev/2026-07-03Advanced

When Your App Store Connect API Pipeline Quietly Drops Days — Field Notes on JWT Expiry, Report Lag, and Reconciliation

Automated App Store Connect API pipelines rarely stop — they leak. This piece breaks down the three silent failure modes behind 401, 404, and 429, and shows how a fetch ledger, a 72-hour backfill window, and a weekly reconciliation query keep daily sales and review data complete.

Rork Dev/2026-07-02Advanced

When a Rork Video Call Is 'Connected' but Only One Side Can Hear — Field Notes on Instrumenting WebRTC's Silent Failures

Rork video calls that go one-way or quietly drop on the subway, diagnosed by measuring WebRTC with getStats instead of guessing. Covers ICE restart, verifying TURN relay, and clean teardown.

Rork Dev/2026-06-30Advanced

Adding Home-Screen Quick Actions to a Rork App — dynamic items without cold-launch drops

How to implement the long-press quick actions on a Rork (Expo) app icon. Covers static vs dynamic items, the iOS/Android differences, and the cold-launch problem where the action arrives before the router is ready — solved with a hold-and-replay design.

App Dev/2026-06-30Intermediate

Previewing Files In-App in Rork — calling Quick Look safely from Expo

How to preview PDFs, images, and Office documents in place without sending users out of your app, using Quick Look (QLPreviewController) from Rork (Expo). Covers pre-downloading remote files, the local-URL requirement, the Android FileProvider alternative, and handling the share button.

Business/2026-06-30Intermediate

Adding App Store Promoted In-App Purchases to a Rork App

How to list purchases on your App Store product page and carry a buyer straight into your in-app purchase flow. Covers receiving deferred purchases that arrive before the app is launched or the user is signed in, with implementation for both react-native-iap and StoreKit 2.

Rork Dev/2026-06-29Advanced

Adding a keyboard toolbar to Rork text inputs — unifying iOS InputAccessoryView and an Android bar into one component

How to add a toolbar pinned above the keyboard — a Done button or quick-insert actions — to the React Native app Rork generates. The iOS InputAccessoryView and a hand-built Android bar, folded into one reusable component, with working code.

App Dev/2026-06-29Intermediate

Clipboard UX in Expo apps — copy and paste without flooding users with iOS's paste banner

When you wire up copy and paste with expo-clipboard, iOS's paste permission banner can fire constantly and quietly erode trust. Here's exactly when the banner appears, and how hasStringAsync lets you gate a Paste button without ever reading the contents.

Rork Dev/2026-06-29Advanced

Handling iOS Limited Photo Library Access in a Rork (Expo) App

Handle iOS limited photo library access (selected photos only) correctly in a Rork (Expo) app. Covers the three states of full / limited / denied, designing a screen that works from the selected subset, and a path to add more photos, all with working code.

App Dev/2026-06-29Advanced

Respecting Metered Connections and Low Data Mode in an Image-Heavy Rork App

In an image-heavy Rork (Expo) app, hold back prefetching on metered connections and Low Data Mode. Read the connection's character from NetInfo details, drop image quality, and defer prefetch with an adaptive policy layer, all with working code.