Curtis Herbert

Apple has been adding a lot of power to the Xcode simulator over the last few years, but they haven't been doing a great job making that power accessible. Sim Genie is what I wish the Xcode simulator did: focus that power on the workflows we run into every day and helping us speed them along. For example: getting screenshots and app preview videos ready for the App Store can be quite annoying...

Hey, creator of Slopes here! Just kicked off the season with a brand new release focused on friends. But it was important to me to avoid becoming just another social network. There's no usernames, public profiles, activity feeds, likes, comments, or other engagement hacks. I thought it was really important to try to build social into an app without it fueling any kind of digital addiction, but...

2.5 is a huge update with *lots* of polish. It's trying to make using Slopes easier across the board. Simple things like making it easy to find that trip to Whistler from 3 seasons ago (search is something no winter sports or fitness app tackles). Or better integration with HealthKit to let you pull your weight for calorie estimates form there automatically.