
Codes @Penbook in #SwiftUI and #VisionPro, Finalist at https://xitter.cf/t.co/1EKaT042yy, Petey at https://xitter.cf/t.co/YsNZ8u4svO and loves synths with @GoodCondukt,
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That's a beautiful first app icon @matthewskiles 😀
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🥳 The payoff after a busy couple of months: Penbook made it to the App Store's "Great Apps on iPhone Duo" list! Can't wait to try all the other apps in this collection. Thanks for the love @AppStore .
Congrats to everyone who got some play today, it was a long effort that started in June! 😅 #iPhoneDuo
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Put me in coach, I'm ready!
iPhone Duo adding Apple Pencil support next week with iOS 27.2 9to5mac.com/2026/10/21/iphon… by @iryantldr
❤️❤️❤️
Replying to @Captain2Phones
Also I know it's just a planner or whatever, but ... Finalist did NOT need to go this hard. Absolutely sick
Finalist 4.2.3 just went live with even more iPhone Duo yumminess #DigitalPlanner
📓 DUO SPOTLIGHT: Finalist by @slaven remembers a different planner layout for each Duo pose.
Open for agenda + timeline; half-fold for a Desk Clock showing what’s now and next.
Released support. Free to try; full access costs extra.
finalist.works/
I was wondering about this, since I got zero developer emails announcing HomeView (usually they're right on it when a new device comes out)
Wired's HomeView story is the only original reporting I can find that says third-party apps are supported via CarPlay.
CarPlay makes some sense as a way to push apps to the HomeView, but unless the entitlement is opened wider, it also makes no sense at all.
I suspect this is just the mechanism for audio and video apps and not a more general developer channel for making apps.
Wired story: wired.com/story/apple-homevi…
Thanks Will!
This is exactly the kind of thoughtful app design I want to see on the iPhone Duo. 👏
Instead of simply stretching an existing iPhone app across a larger display, you’re actually designing around the different ways people will use the device.
The tabletop planner layout is especially impressive.
This is how foldables become genuinely useful, not just a novelty.
























