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@_chenglou Panic, Flexibits, The Icon Factory, Lickability. All of them.
Software economics allow actual indies to also make apps. (Although not sure for how much longer)
3. https://t.co/dNtHG1lXWV And the aptly-named Apple Docs MCP also lets you “access Apple’s official developer docs, frameworks, APIs, SwiftUI, UIKit, and WWDC videos through Model Context Protocol.”
2. https://t.co/0saQeGEpWY Cupertino is “a Swift-based tool to crawl, index, and serve Apple's developer documentation to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).”
The annual migration to Cupertino is soon underway✈️
Flying in for WWDC26? Add your flights to the community map, see who’s flying in from around the world, and discover who’s on your route along the way. https://t.co/Z62gSsnlm9
And yes, we’re bringing some very good new swag this year 😎
Hey! 👋 We’re back with another blog post:
We canvassed our team of technical and non-technical professionals to see if/how they’re using AI, and where they are (or aren’t) finding it useful.
https://t.co/yua4kSu22Q
This is such a fun concept for a focusing app with some thoughtful details on display, too. We’re checking it out!
+ We especially like the “wiggle to dismiss” feature. 😜
Congrats to all our friends who were recently recognized as pillars of the Apple development community, and an extra-special shout-out to Lickability alum @mikaela__caron! 🦄 ❤️
https://t.co/yHvB2T8S1M
But how many people want these workflows to be ubiquitous? Are some problems begging for agentic automation while others are best solved through thoughtful UX? Or will we realize these workflows work best in certain niches and not as a universal solution?
What are your thoughts?
AI has changed how a lot of people are working with software while building (agents, prompting, etc.), and many companies are integrating this workflow into the core levels of their products (Copilot in Windows 11, Apple’s upcoming “Extensions” in iOS 27).
We have a cool little 🤏 project planned just before #WWDC2026, but we need some more data... So: What are some predictions (or items on your wishlist) for #WWDC this year?
Hardware, software, product, design, or anything in-between, we’d love to hear from you! 🙏
We wanted to highlight examples of quality software made by folks who care about performance & the value of simply solving a problem.
Also, we wrote about that concept here:
https://t.co/yLtKBK1w7w
If people appreciate these recs, we’ll try to make this a more regular thing. 😉
People seemed to like our last few software shout-outs, so have some more!
First is TinyStar: an absolutely featherweight buy-it-once launcher for MacOS that rivals heavier hitters like Spotlight and Raycast, made by https://t.co/k9q92kuSau
https://t.co/BpLL245ogn
And this is Quick Reads: a low-cost solution for saving articles that actually works, has a dedicated Obsidian plugin, and full API access, made by https://t.co/33y0Nlej89.
https://t.co/S8vgpLj25U