When Rork Max's Two-Click Submit Stalls, Tell Which Layer Broke
Rork Max's one-click install and two-click submit fold the complexity of iOS shipping into four hidden layers. When the abstraction leaks and your submission stalls, this map helps you tell which layer failed and fix it yourself.
The Generated Screen That Quietly Jams at AX5 and in German — Putting Layout Resilience Checks on Rork Max SwiftUI
A record of running every Rork Max generated SwiftUI screen through pseudolocalization and the largest text size to find exactly where it jams. Covers when to reach for ViewThatFits, ScaledMetric and layoutPriority, plus the snapshot checks that catch regressions every time you regenerate.
Your AR Furniture Is Gone by Morning — Persisting Placements with ARWorldMap
AR apps generated by Rork Max lose every placed object on relaunch. Here is the design that fixes it: when to save an ARWorldMap, how to encode custom anchors, how to handle the relocalization wait, and what to do when relocalization simply never lands.
The Update That Failed Because a Profile Expired Three Months Ago
Apple signing assets expire quietly and nothing tells you. Here is how to count the days left with the App Store Connect API and put the audit on a weekly Cloudflare Workers cron.
Killing the Export Compliance Prompt in Rork Builds for Good
Every Rork and Rork Max build lands in App Store Connect with a Missing Compliance warning. Here is how to decide whether you qualify for the exemption, and how to set it once in app.json or Info.plist so the question never returns.
Regenerable Zones in Rork Max Code: Keeping the Freedom to Rebuild
Generated code carries an invisible asset: the option to throw it away and rebuild it. Every hand edit quietly expires that option. Here is how I track it with a ledger and CI checks across six live apps.
Test Generated Purchase Code Before You Touch Sandbox — Automating Refunds, Expiration, and Failures with SKTestSession
Rork Max generates StoreKit 2 code that proves people can buy. It does not prove refunds, expiration, or failed purchases are handled. Here is how to cover those paths with SKTestSession before you ever open Sandbox.
On-Device Image Classification: TFLite on React Native or Core ML on Rork Max — How I Chose After Building Both
Adding on-device image classification means choosing between TFLite on React Native and Core ML on Rork Max. I built the same feature both ways, measured the end-to-end breakdown, and worked out what the decision actually hinges on.
Losing HealthKit Data on Incremental Sync — Designing HKQueryAnchor Persistence
When step or sleep data double-counts or goes missing on incremental HealthKit sync, the root cause is usually HKQueryAnchor persistence. Here is a working Swift design that handles newAnchor and deletedObjects correctly and stays consistent across reinstalls and background updates.
Where Rork Max Still Falls Short — A Realistic Line Around Native Generation
An honest line between what Rork Max's native Swift generation does well and what still needs human hands, drawn from real solo-dev experience. Not hype, not dismissal — just where it genuinely fits today.
A symbolEffect Field Memo: Making Icons Move Nicely in Your Rork Max App
Animate SF Symbols in a Swift app generated by Rork Max using bounce, pulse, variableColor, and contentTransition, with working code, OS-version gating, and the mistakes I made from over-animating.
Implementing App Clips with Rork Max — delivering the core of your app the moment someone scans a code
Building on the native Swift that Rork Max produces, this note walks through the 15 MB App Clip budget, receiving the launch URL, and handing state off to the full app.