●GROWTH — Rork keeps growing with 743K monthly visits and an 85% growth rate●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift apps for iPhone, iPad, Watch, TV, Vision Pro, and iMessage●MAX — It reaches AR/LiDAR scanning, Metal 3D games, Live Activities, HealthKit, and Core ML, beyond React Native's reach●STACK — Standard Rork builds iOS and Android together in React Native (Expo), so non-engineers can ship real apps●PRICE — Plans start free, paid tiers from $25/month, and Rork Max at $200/month●MARKET — Gartner projects 75% of new apps will be low-code or no-code by the end of 2026●GROWTH — Rork keeps growing with 743K monthly visits and an 85% growth rate●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift apps for iPhone, iPad, Watch, TV, Vision Pro, and iMessage●MAX — It reaches AR/LiDAR scanning, Metal 3D games, Live Activities, HealthKit, and Core ML, beyond React Native's reach●STACK — Standard Rork builds iOS and Android together in React Native (Expo), so non-engineers can ship real apps●PRICE — Plans start free, paid tiers from $25/month, and Rork Max at $200/month●MARKET — Gartner projects 75% of new apps will be low-code or no-code by the end of 2026

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Rork Max¹ PHPickerViewController¹ PhotoKit¹ Swift¹ iOS¹

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Your Rork Max App Loses the Photos a User Picked After Relaunch — The Trap of Holding Onto URLs Under Limited Photo Access

In a native Swift app generated by Rork Max, photos picked via PHPickerViewController become unreadable after relaunch — because holding onto a URL or PHAsset no longer works in the age of limited access. Here's a design that copies the actual bytes into your own storage the instant they're picked.