Curious how people are planning on using Apple Intelligence Foundation Models? Will users be expecting an "AI" experience now? I tried it out with my app (Deploy Path) and I could see it being useful when trying to plan out new features or improvements. But not sure if it's

Working on Deploy Path today ⚡ Today I: - Fixed searchbar dividers disappearing bug - Improved icon sizing consistency - Reorganized app context menus for better UX Those small UI polish details that make all the difference

For those that use Reddit I built a simple tool that shows the last time you posted in specific Subreddits. whendidipost.com

Thanks for the shoutout 🙌🎉

Perfect opportunity to move to Resend

Deploy Path pricing update: Learning from user feedback 📊 Before: Complex tiers, feature limits, confusion After: One price, unlimited everything, zero headaches Developers have enough complexity in their code - pricing shouldn't add more!

TestFlight feedback is pure gold 💛 This week alone: ✅ 3 UX improvements from user suggestions ✅ 2 bugs caught before next App Store release ✅ 1 feature request that's now top priority Beta testers are co-creators, not just testers!

Currently sitting on 4 improvements, 1 feature + 1 bug fixed in TestFlight for Deploy Path v1.7. Part of me wants to ship NOW, part wants to test more. Almost time to hit submit.

How is it that we are going to be getting macOS 26 and the App Store still doesn't have a Not on this Mac feature when looking at purchased apps.

The amount of people creating new apps every single day is insane!

Haven’t posted much lately. Feels like everyone’s shipping daily and I’m just scrolling, lurking, and pretending I’m “doing market research.” Still counts, right? 😂🙌

Became the mod for the r/testflight subreddit last week. Turns out no mods just means an empty space with nothing going on. Already started to bring it back to life. reddit.com/r/TestFlight/

Working on Deploy Path always gives me those “should I test one more time or just ship it?” moments. Today I fixed a couple things that bugged me personally—sometimes it’s the tiny wins that feel the best. 😅 Update brewing for v1.8!

Posting on social media as an anti-social person is wild. It’s like sending messages into the void and hoping the void doesn't message back 😂 But look at me, pretending I know how to socialize—one awkward post at a time.

How do people make posting on X an actual habit? I still have to remind myself each time. Is it just me or does hitting “post” never get any easier? 😂

UI stuff no one else notices: 0 complaints. Me: can’t stop thinking about fixing it anyway. The struggle of not obsessing over tiny things only I care about 😂 Anyone else feel personally offended by their own UI?

That moment when you get a brilliant app idea and start sketching it out, And two days later someone else posts a finished version. 😂 Is there a secret mind-sync for indie devs I'm not aware of? Back to the drawing board!

Why does it feel like every time I fix a tiny bug, ten more pop up just to keep me humble? 😂 The indie dev journey: equal parts progress and existential questioning. Anyone else feel like their to-do list just regenerates overnight?