Summarized from 2 community tutorials · July 2026
What you need
Access
Paid only
Runs on
Web app · Desktop app · Mobile app
You’ll need
Apple Developer account ($99/yr, for publishing)
Supabase account (optional, for backend)
Mac + iPhone for on-device testing
Skill level
Some setup — keys, settings, or a connected account
Worth knowing: Publishing your finished app to the App Store requires a separate paid Apple Developer account ($99/year) — Rork itself doesn't cover that cost.
Summarized from 2 community tutorials · July 2026
Highlights
Builds native Swift iOS apps from promptsGenerates real native Swift code (not a wrapped web app or React Native shim) directly from natural-language feature requests.
Live preview in-browser and on a physical iPhoneRenders builds in an in-browser simulator, or on your own iPhone via a Mac companion app connected over USB, no Xcode required.
Auto-wires external services like Supabase and Google BooksDetects needed integrations from the prompt and configures backend auth/database (Supabase) or public APIs (Google Books) with minimal manual setup.
Iterative feature-by-feature build workflowScaffolds a front-end skeleton first, then layers in real functionality (tracking, predictions, chatbot) one prompted feature at a time.
One-click submission to the App StoreHandles bundle IDs, icons, and packaging, then submits the build to Apple through a connected Apple Developer account.
Summarized from 2 community tutorials · July 2026
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