... SWIFT just built its answer to stablecoins, and almost everyone misread it. Seventeen banks, six continents, live this month on a tokenized-deposit ledger. The story got told as "banks embrace blockchain." It's really banks defending their deposits. When a customer buys a stablecoin, the money leaves the bank for an issuer's reserve. Roughly $315B has already made that trip. Tokenized deposits give you the 24/7 programmability without the money ever leaving the balance sheet. That ...

... your Watch runs it from the wrist: live intervals, pace targets, haptic cues, no phone needed. The part we're proudest of: the plans don't come from a content team or an LLM. They come from a deterministic Swift package encoding the classic coaching canon (Daniels, Pfitzinger, Higdon) and it's open source, so if you disagree with why Tuesday says 6 800m, the code that decided it is right there. It's free. What happens later we haven ...

... heavy device processing. But with WebAssembly (WASM) , WebGPU, and modern browser engines, we can compile heavy native libraries and run them directly in the browser at near-native speeds. Despite this, I still see developers spending months writing Swift and Kotlin code, going through stressful App Store approval processes, and paying developer fees just to launch simple utilities. The Modern Web App Advantage: Zero Install Friction: Users can solve their problem in one click without downloading a 100MB app. Cross ...

... Battery status (low/full/charging), Bluetooth connections, Wi-Fi, VPN, and Volume changes. Highly Customizable: Customize notch size, offsets, borders, animation presets, and choose which display it appears on (supports multi-monitor setups!). 100% Native & Open Source: Written in Swift. No heavy web wrappers. Lightweight and fast. It is completely free, and the source code is public. If your Mac doesn't have a hardware notch, the app automatically transitions into a floating Dynamic Island capsule! GitHub & Download: https://github.com ...

... already upvoted because I like supporting people who build useful things. Comment from Kevin Hawkins(@kevappguy): I'm a developer and a founder. What does that make me? I find that AI has a hard time writing Swift applications. As a developer, I need to fix things myself. I shipped my first AI product 10 years ago. As a founder, I hire myself as a developer Comment from Alexander Bickov(@bickov): I'm NOT a developer (designer, PM, founder, marketer ...

... Taylor Swift song? a Tik-Tok creator? Perhaps Dr. Andrew Hubberman? We are curious about the question - how do you feel? and there are some pieces of music / content that move our soul. For me, personally, I love music. So I ran Love Story through MindReader, here is a result snippet! Comment from Sarvesh Chidambaram(@sarveshsea): Music, 100%. One song can turn my brain from garbage collection mode into build mode in 30 seconds ...

... detects every applicable ecosystem in the project and chains them into a single one-click command, in a sensible order: One JS tool (pnpm / yarn / bun / npm - whichever lockfile wins) Then other stacks that apply: CocoaPods, Cargo, Swift PM, Go, Composer, Poetry, pip, pipenv, Bundler, Maven, Gradle - all that have markers in the repo Docker Compose build last, if there's a compose file Examples: package.json + requirements.txt npm install && pip install -r requirements.txt Same + compose.yml npm install ...

... We just shipped a referral program for Swiftbill (swiftbill.dev), our free invoice generator built for freelancers and contractors. The idea ...

... ship an app, watch the install count tick up, and have no idea where those users actually came from. Was it the Reddit post? The TikTok? That ProductHunt launch? Nobody knows. Attribr tells you. Drop in 3 lines of Swift or Kotlin and every install gets tagged with its source whether that's a deep link, a UTM campaign, a referral from another user, or pure organic. The goal is simple: know exactly which channel brought each install ... ... third-party dependencies. First install shows up in the dashboard within seconds of the first launch. attribr.dev Comment from John Hammond(@supamrvl): Attribr by MRVL is the install attribution SDK we built for our own apps. 3 lines of Swift

... whole thing anyway. So I built a native macOS app that learns how you write your tone, vocabulary, rhythm from examples you paste in. One shortcut from any app and it writes like you, not like an LLM. Native Swift, not Electron Works in Mail, Slack, Notion, anywhere Style profile stays on your device Would love honest feedback from builders here. stylomac.app ...

... B nyamin, an iOS developer. I wanted to share my latest project, SwiftLog , which I've been working on to solve a personal pain point: tracking assets quickly without giving up data privacy. It's built 100% with Swift & SwiftUI because I'm obsessed with that native Apple feel. What I focused on: Full Native Power: Using SwiftUI for that buttery smooth experience. Privacy: Everything stays in your iCloud . No third-party servers. The Math: I implemented automated depreciation tracking ...

... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tonyspiro  I need to learn how to handle both concepts, becaue I am most of my time on the side of personal brand. Comment from Kabir Salunkhe(@kabirsalunkhe): Feels like it s not brand vs product but what you re actually building trust in. If people follow you for opinions, they ll show up early but they ll also leave fast if the product doesn t hold up. If they discover you through the product ... ... wonder if waiting for the product to earn trust can sometimes delay learning. Sharing earlier, even in small ways, can shape how people perceive and use what you re building. Maybe it s less about waiting vs

... market was actually paying for. - Honest free tiers. No watermarks, no fake credit systems, no scareware. Users notice. Reviews are better. Conversion is higher. What didn't work: - React Native on iOS 26. We lost weeks. Rewrote everything in Swift. Never again. - Building features before validating distribution. The app isn't the hard part getting anyone to see it is. - Trying to do everything at once. The apps that got focused sprints shipped clean. The ones that got fragmented attention ...

... everyone! I'm Maciej, indie developer from Warsaw, Poland. I've spent the last few months building hora a native macOS Google Calendar client written in Swift 6 and SwiftUI. The idea came from pure frustration: Apple Calendar drops events via CalDAV, Fantastical costs $60/year, and the web app has zero macOS integration. hora connects directly to the Google Calendar REST API no Electron, no CalDAV middleware, no web views. Just a fast, native app that feels like it belongs ...

... built TokenBar. It is a native macOS menu bar app that pulls your usage, credits, and billing data from 20+ AI providers into one glanceable spot. Think of it like your battery indicator but for AI spending. Built with Swift, runs entirely on your Mac, no cloud accounts or data leaving your machine. It has been a journey getting it to market as a solo dev. The building part was fun. The marketing part... still figuring that out. Would love ...

... Glanceable: You shouldn't have to open a dashboard. Glance at your menu bar and see the numbers. - Usage alerts: Get notified when spending jumps unexpectedly so you catch runaway scripts before they become a surprise bill. Built with Swift, native macOS. Would love feedback from anyone else juggling multiple AI subscriptions. https://tokenbar.site ...

... GitHub:  https://github.com/SejDevStuff/Z... I am happy to answer any questions about how it works, and I would love to continue working on it and perfecting it if you have any new features. It is my first ever Swift app, so I am sorry in advance if there are bugs! Comment from Alex Rotar(@arotar): This is a brilliant use case for on-device AI! Traditional blocklists are way too blunt getting blocked on YouTube when you're genuinely ...

... chaos starts. Sensory UI: A true-black Dark Mode to actively protect your melatonin levels at night, paired with premium haptic feedback. The Journey Building this as a solo indie dev from scratch was grueling. Wrestling with Xcode, Swift, and UI design late at night pushed me to my limits. But getting that "Ready for Sale" email from Apple made it all worth it. If you struggle with sleep discipline, or if you just want to check out what ...

... small side project after noticing that most wallpaper apps on macOS either felt heavy, outdated, or poorly integrated with the system. The goal was simple: create something that feels lightweight, native, and calm . Wallspace is built with Swift and designed to run smoothly without affecting CPU or battery life. No login. No subscriptions. Just beautiful wallpapers. Here s the launch page if you d like to check it out or leave a thought: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... I d love ...

... Next.js, Prosgress, AWS fargate, AWS S3 and a few lambda functions. Comment from George Apostolov(@gapostolov): Hey Ryan, I am building livedemo.ai Stack is JS with MongoDB - React + Redux - Frontend - Express Backend - MongoDB database - MongoDB as queue - C# and Swift for Desktop Apps - Mux for video streaming and cutting - ElevenLabs for voiceover - ChatGPT 5 for AI features Comment from Landon Reid(@galax): ReadyPermit -- AI property intelligence. Stack: Supabase (DB + auth), Stripe (billing), Claude API (AI engine), Google Cloud (infra), custom ... ... auth its just device id stored in keychain no accounts needed which keeps onboarding super minimal biggest challenge has been text extraction different sites block scrapers differently. revenucat for subscriptions has been great tbh, saves a ton of time vs

... middle ground nobody talks about and I think it's the right answer for most technical founders. The thing is, agentic coding is inevitable. The product scales, the economics usually don't. So the question isn't vibecode vs engineer, it's which parts need to survive contact with production and which parts just need to exist. I vibecoded everything that isn't core infrastructure and I don't regret a single line of it. Speed to feedback is everything ... ... latency later. Curious to hear: do you think we'll ever reach a point where AI can handle manual register allocation as well as a human developer? Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): The framing of "vibecoding vs

... reason: continuity. Characters drift, style changes, scenes stop matching. Vertical Motion fixes that with a production-style flow: Start a project Pick quality (locked per project): Standard (13 credits/sec) or Pro (34 credits/sec). Choose the Director s brain: Swift, Smart, or Genius. Most people should start with Auto + Smart. Describe your video Set mode (Auto, Plan, Build, Ask), scene count (your budget), and flow (new scenes or continuous). Then explain the idea and the Director builds the plan live. Build ...

... Completing my thesis for my Masters of Liberal Arts program (I'm writing about role of Theatre of the Absurd in Indian theatre) Record a super new exciting season of my podcast AP Taylor Swift (we analyze her lyrics for fun) Become a regular for Tonal's Pilates classes Trying to build the first 500 super fans of my new beta product at MasterClass (imagine a meeting notes tool, but it gives you feedback after every call!) Comment from Nika ...

... everyone! Has anyone tried out the Claude Desktop and/or Cursor AI connector for Swift Missive? Using the free sandbox area at Swift

... everyone I m Mert, an indie iOS developer from Turkey I ve been learning Swift and building small, useful apps that make everyday life a bit easier. My latest app is TripWise, a simple and minimal travel planner that helps you organize trips, track dates, and keep all your travel details in one place even offline. I started developing because I love solving small problems with clean, intuitive design. If you re into travel, productivity, or indie app development ...