iPhone Duo isn’t in your hands yet. But it can be in your simulator. 3D, photorealistic, interactive simulators: now available in Bitrig. bitrig.com/blog/bitrig-build…

29 releases in 29 weeks. Tomorrow we hit 30. Can you guess what's coming? 👀

@bitrig is really cool!! I just generated a MVP for my new SwiftUI app using it 👨🏻‍💻 Now I'm just testing the MVP out and will convert it into a SLP and marketing. I believe this app will not only help me but everyone out there 😊 ~ thank you @seanallen_dev

I am having fun redoing my workout app for the like 6th time

iPhone Duo unlocks all sorts of delightful new experiences. And it ships Friday! Make sure your app is ready for Day 1 on the App Store. Bitrig can help you get there. 🚀 bitrig.link/blog/build-iphon…

The countdown to iPhone Duo Day is on. ⏰ Got an app to finish? Bitrig Remote lets you build and edit from your iPhone or iPad, wherever you are. And now you can preview your work in the 3D iPhone Duo Simulator. Get your apps ready for launch day in Bitrig.

Get your app ready for iPhone Duo with Bitrig. Go from Figma design to native Swift app with a prompt. Preview it in our 3D iPhone Duo simulator, then submit it straight to App Review. All in Bitrig. bitrig.link/blog/turn-figma-…

This is one the features that I never thought we are gonna be able to have it. The @bitrig team is doing incredible job! Recommended for iOS developers.

Slept in on my birthday and missed the iPhone Duo pre-orders 😅 but my app Penta CD Changer got approved today, and it’s live and ready for Duo 💿 Let me know what you think! Comment or DM me for a free Pro code. Thanks @bitrig and Matte the tools behind the demo.

New speaker added to the AiOS meetup. @jacobx will show how to use @bitrig to manage and improve your App Store listing RSVP: luma.com/bz3gmi63

The @bitrig simulator is pretty sweet.

Another one of the cool features in this week’s @bitrig release

Didn’t get a Duo, or stuck waiting weeks for one? @bitrig for Mac and iOS/iPadOS has an interactive 3D Duo simulator. Preview and use the apps you build right now.

Didn't manage to snag a launch-day iPhone Duo? Not to worry! The 3D, photorealistic iPhone Duo simulator in Bitrig has your back! Develop for iPhone Duo, no iPhone Duo required.

App Store Preview is now available in Bitrig! Generate screenshots, refine and edit your copy, and preview your full App Store listing. When you're ready, submit your app for App Review. bitrig.link/blog/preview-you…

My first app is live on the App Store. Muneris helps you with sorting your job applications, from wishlist to offer. You can store CVs and cover letters, track interviews and follow-ups, and so much more! Built with love with the help of @bitrig apps.apple.com/app/apple-sto…

Yeyyyyy!

If pushing an app update in App Store Connect feels like this, give the new App Store Preview in Bitrig a try. You can edit fields, header images, screenshots in real time as well as seeing how they will look like in the App Store in light/dark mode, as well as in different devices!

Having the listing and screenshots right there while building the app is such a good workflow.

I'm so excited for this. Working inside Apple, you're not allowed to publish your own apps to the App Store. There's very good legal/ethical reasons for that. But it means that most Apple engineers have very little personal experience with shipping apps on the App Store. When I left Apple, my knowledge of that was 12 years out of date. So when Apple engineers talk about the "end-to-end developer experience" at WWDC, they're really just talking about writing, testing, and merging your code, because that's what "end-to-end" means to most of them. It's a different department's responsibility to run the App Store. Our goal with Bitrig is to create a *real* end-to-end developer tool: brainstorm, code, test, merge, iterate, refine, and yes, *ship*! Working with App Store Connect and making sure you have a great App Store listing is a critical and time-consuming part of that, and deserves great tooling.

Been wanting to add this since we shipped our initial App Store publishing support 3 months ago. I learned at Apple that aggressive deadlines force you to be disciplined and avoid feature creep. A lot of features you think you need you actually don't. Some though, even with time and space, still feel compelling and urgent. Those are the ones to focus on.