●PUBLISH — Rork Max handles code signing and provisioning so you can submit to the App Store in two clicks●SIMULATOR — A browser streaming simulator feels close to real hardware, and a QR code installs to your device without TestFlight●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift apps, powered by Claude Code and Claude Opus 4.6●NATIVE — Rork Max reaches Xcode-class territory: AR/LiDAR, Metal 3D, widgets, Live Activities, HealthKit, and Core ML●FUNDING — Rork raised $15M to power the next generation of App Store entrepreneurs●PRICE — Plans start free, paid tiers from $25/month, and Rork Max at $200/month●PUBLISH — Rork Max handles code signing and provisioning so you can submit to the App Store in two clicks●SIMULATOR — A browser streaming simulator feels close to real hardware, and a QR code installs to your device without TestFlight●MAX — Rork Max generates native Swift apps, powered by Claude Code and Claude Opus 4.6●NATIVE — Rork Max reaches Xcode-class territory: AR/LiDAR, Metal 3D, widgets, Live Activities, HealthKit, and Core ML●FUNDING — Rork raised $15M to power the next generation of App Store entrepreneurs●PRICE — Plans start free, paid tiers from $25/month, and Rork Max at $200/month

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⬡ 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.