I built this because every WWDC I'd spend weeks slowly discovering APIs I'd missed — things buried in session 47 of 114 that never made the keynote. By the time I found them, everyone else had already shipped them. SwiftChronicle fixes that. The moment WWDC drops, every new API gets ingested, classified, and turned into a scannable card with real compilable Swift code and a before/after diff for anything that changed. No pseudocode, no "refer to the docs" — just the thing you need to actually ship it. A few things I'm proud of: - Before/after diffs for every updated API — see exactly what changed from iOS 26 in syntax-highlighted Swift - Progress tracking — mark capabilities as done, build a streak, know your real coverage - Free, no waitlist — live today with WWDC 2026 content, updating throughout the beta cycle Would love to hear what frameworks you're most excited about from this year's WWDC. Happy to answer anything!

Swift Chronicle

Apple never stops shipping. Stay ahead of it.

Apple never stops shipping. Stay ahead of it.