The future is definitely models tuned for specific jobs. This is a good one @thymikee

When can I get @bot in my @Tesla? 🙂 I need a friend to talk to on my drive to the airport.

Variable fonts are now supported in @expo SDK 58!! Super excited to see the cool designs everyone comes up with. It's been so fun playing with this. Code below 🧶

ok expo simulators are pretty cool. agent-device testing itself like it always does, now in the cloud

SDK 58 is out 🙌 This SDK is built for iOS 27. Apps on SDK 58 will be ready for Duo on day one 📖. The release also includes App Intents for Siri, 2x faster clean Android builds, faster Expo modules, and a CLI built for your coding agent. Changelog: expo.dev/changelog/sdk-58 Upgrade: 𝚗𝚙𝚡 𝚎𝚡𝚙𝚘 𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚎𝚡𝚙𝚘@^𝟻𝟾.0.0 --𝚏𝚒𝚡

Hell yeah

This is very cool and generally what we are seeing across our best apps. 99 of incident.io's last 144 mobile PRs were written by agents. Now the agents also run each change on an @expo cloud simulator with @agent_device and hand the reviewer screenshots and a video.

We're ready for the Duo. SDK 58 brings expo-hinge for live hinge angle and fold state, plus Expo UI's new ArrangementView for native layouts that adapt as you fold.

🌴 One more reminder that we're hosting a meetup in Miami tomorrow. There will be a sneak peek demo of our Cloud Sims service. And delicious food/drink. We're pushing this one hard because it's our first meetup in Miami and if it goes well then we can make it a regular thing. luma.com/o6kn4hbd

Duo + native primitives + @expo = easy

Now that @bot controls my agents in @grok I want it to control my @claudeai and @OpenAIDevs (Codex) agents too... but how?

wow - this is a must have for kids.

Everyone asked us for this once we built Observe! Live now. @expo @kadikraman

We just added native crash reporting to Observe 👏 Now Observe records native crashes from Android and iOS alongside JavaScript errors, with stack traces, session context, and crash-free session rates. We're keeping this in "preview" for now. Lots more to come in the next few weeks. expo.dev/changelog/native-cr…

🌟 The first wave of 100+ apps have been submitted for the 2026 𝝠 Expo App Awards and there are some juicy ones in there. expo.dev/awards/2026 We aren't going to start evaluating until the submission period ends. So get your app submitted now and then keep polishing. No need to wait till the last minute.

Whose building some really cool production @expo apps lately 👀

We (@expo) are now maintaining React Native for Web. Thanks to @necolas for building it and looking after it all these years 🫡 github.com/necolas/react-nat…

Everyday in October is Halloween with kids and it’s so much fun.

This is so sick 👽🛸

Announcing the 2026 𝝠 Expo App Awards 🙌 The talent, the care, and the craft we see in the Expo community is staggering. There are powerful, beautiful, important apps getting built with Expo tools and services every day. The 𝝠 Expo App Awards is a celebration of the apps and the people who build them. Last year we had over 1,200 submissions and winners from big enterprises, solo devs (we hired one of them @DaehyeonMun!), and tiny startups that have grown and been acquired. The award categories are: 🏆 Expo App of the Year 🏆 Most Creative 🏆 Community's Choice 🏆 Largest Scale 🏆 Most Innovative Submission criteria is simple: if your app uses Expo you should submit it. We encourage you to explain what is special about your app in the submission form. For example, if you have unique haptics, or clever Live Activities, or a super nuanced onboarding experience please share that in your submission. Submissions begin today and go through the end of the month. Then we'll begin evaluating and announcing nominees/winners. expo.dev/awards/2026