iOS Utility
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An iOS Utility for Travelers and Digital Nomads
There's a small annoyance for many travelers, but it happens constantly, and nobody's really solved it well.
Where things stand
The app is built and working. I'm currently waiting on Apple Developer account approval, which has been taking longer than expected. Once that clears, it's TestFlight and then the App Store.
I'll update this post with a proper writeup and a download link once it's live.
What I learned
Even a focused, single-purpose utility app taught me a few things:
- iOS platform APIs have sharp edges — some things that seem simple require special entitlements, and the approval process adds uncertainty to your timeline
- Scope discipline matters — a utility app lives or dies by how fast it solves the core problem
- Native feels right for certain problems Some apps belong on the platform, not in a browser
More to come.
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