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MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift for every Apple platform, from iPhone to Vision ProPUBLISH — Publish to the App Store in two clicks without Xcode, reaching iOS distribution without Mac hardwareNATIVE — Standard Rork builds native iOS/Android via React Native (Expo), focused exclusively on mobilePROMPT — Describe your app idea in plain English and Rork generates deployable, store-ready codeFUND — Rork raised $2.8M from a16z and reportedly sees 743,000 monthly visits at 85% growthPRICE — Free to start with paid plans from $25/month, though some users note heavy credit consumptionMAX — Rork Max generates native Swift for every Apple platform, from iPhone to Vision ProPUBLISH — Publish to the App Store in two clicks without Xcode, reaching iOS distribution without Mac hardwareNATIVE — Standard Rork builds native iOS/Android via React Native (Expo), focused exclusively on mobilePROMPT — Describe your app idea in plain English and Rork generates deployable, store-ready codeFUND — Rork raised $2.8M from a16z and reportedly sees 743,000 monthly visits at 85% growthPRICE — Free to start with paid plans from $25/month, though some users note heavy credit consumption
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Rork AI/2026-06-20Intermediate

Rork Max Credits Drain on Rework, Not Features — Where to Let AI Run and Where to Finish by Hand

Rork Max credit usage is driven less by how complex your app is and more by how many times you regenerate a screen. Here is a practical way to decide what to hand to AI and what to finish by hand, from an indie developer who ships to the stores solo.

Rork AI/2026-06-13Advanced

Routing inference on-device first and escaping to the cloud only when it's worth it, in a Rork app

Build a tiered, fallback-based inference router in a Rork (Expo) app: cache to on-device to Private Cloud Compute to a remote API (Claude/Gemini). Working TypeScript covering budgets, timeouts, caching, and image routing.