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●PLANS — The official table lists Free as Design mode only, Rork Pro at $20 a month for 100 credits, and Rork Max starting at $200●EXPOGO — Running a project in Expo Go during development now requires signing in to the same account from both the CLI and the app. For the moment this applies to iOS only●11/01 — Google Play's target API 36 requirement ends on November 1 even for apps granted an extension. Forty-six days remain●APKENV — Change only an EXPO_PUBLIC_ value without touching the JS and Gradle may call the bundle up to date, reusing the previous one. The shipped build can point somewhere unintended●NEW — Before the balance drains faster than expected, read build credits and cloud credits separately. Notes on telling the two apart●PLIST — lsapplicationqueriesschemes now returns a 404 in Apple's current documentation. The authoritative page is the archived Launch Services Keys reference●PLANS — The official table lists Free as Design mode only, Rork Pro at $20 a month for 100 credits, and Rork Max starting at $200●EXPOGO — Running a project in Expo Go during development now requires signing in to the same account from both the CLI and the app. For the moment this applies to iOS only●11/01 — Google Play's target API 36 requirement ends on November 1 even for apps granted an extension. Forty-six days remain●APKENV — Change only an EXPO_PUBLIC_ value without touching the JS and Gradle may call the bundle up to date, reusing the previous one. The shipped build can point somewhere unintended●NEW — Before the balance drains faster than expected, read build credits and cloud credits separately. Notes on telling the two apart●PLIST — lsapplicationqueriesschemes now returns a 404 in Apple's current documentation. The authoritative page is the archived Launch Services Keys reference
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◇ App Dev/2026-09-16Intermediate

The Token I Deleted Came Back After a Restart — Detecting Failed SecureStore Deletes

On Android, getItemAsync can report null right after sign-out while the value is still sitting on disk. Here is how I rewrote a sign-out path that was verifying deletion by reading instead of by the delete result.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-21Advanced

Where Should Your Rork App Store Auth Tokens? expo-secure-store and a Biometric Gate

How I moved a Rork-generated app's auth tokens out of AsyncStorage into expo-secure-store and put a biometric check in front of every read — including the size limit and sign-out gotchas I hit in production.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-04-02Advanced

Complete Security Implementation Guide for Rork Apps — Biometrics, Encryption, Secure Storage & Certificate Pinning

Harden your Rork app for production: biometric auth, AES encryption, secure storage, certificate pinning, jailbreak detection, and ATT — with working code.