Adam Singer

@JPEGuin Nice. I have Rotato. Used it for my app screenshots. Just gotta practice some more to make a video. Thanks!

@singy Thank you! I used Rotato and iMovie.

Introducing Binge 🍿 I have always wanted to make a movie/show tracker app. I love movies. I love watching them, logging them, consuming them, everything to do with them. So I made my own. Available today for free on the App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/binge-m…

Ok @Grindr this Madonna ad is so fucking gross and tone deaf. Running at full volume, even with notifications disabled, even with phone on mute, without any warning, immediately when the app is open? You know many of your users are not out, right?

I dunno how @vrbo’s software engineers can sleep at night with their iOS text field like that

That feeling of wanting to abandon SwiftUI after having gone all-in on SwiftUI… It’s just not good enough, but I’ve already spent so much time 😢

And again I ask: How is Apple going to be able to pull off asking Siri about something that was said in a text message ages ago, when I cannot bring up that text message by searching for it myself verbatim? @daringfireball daringfireball.net/linked/2026/02…

This whole personalized Siri thing for iOS 26.4 just seems so ambitious given Apple can’t even build a functioning search index on my phone

My app, @GainsHQ uses .matchedGeometryEffect in the logging view to move the cursor around between different sets, and it works great!

It’s funny how one is constantly reminded that time zones are one of the problems in computer science My sleep score in iOS 26 is getting dinged on “bedtime” because I was in New York for the first week or so that I had my new phone, and now I’m back in LA

Routine Sharing has landed. Update to 3.4 and start sharing! No Gains? No problem—links open on the web and save once the app’s installed.

@steipete Not another subscription. Please. My family is dying

@singy Needs 5 Pro

Still in love with this setup. GPT-5 in Cursor is amazing for code reviews. Gemini's great for fixing tests. Opus/Sonnet combination for plan mode rules. Being able to command-click on files to immediately open them in the editor is a huge time saver vs pure Terminal.

@PocketShelfApp Is the zoom transition itself something you get for free in iOS 26, or did you have to do something custom?

So we created the SwiftUI view, made a zoom transition and set the focus state of the `TextField within `.didAppear`. But it ends up looking like this, where only after the transition is finished, the keyboard is fired up 😰 3/6

First impressions matter a lot, so we have to nail them 🔨 One of the first things you do in #PocketShelf is to add a book, so this needs to feel great. A small insight into how we created this nice zoom transition with the keyboard fired up 🧵 1/5 #buildinpublic #shipaton

@Tixr_ @expertsonly This is really dumb!

Really hoping Apple brings back more of that Liquid Glass look in future betas. Beta 3 is really muted and boring… sort of defeats the whole purpose of the redesign

Probably will cancel my @Fastmail subscription. The stuff its spam filter isn’t catching is WILD

How it feels vibe coding with Claude Code

@steipete It’s a paid tool (cheap, mind you) but ref.tools will just search up to date documentation for you. I had it correctly make a glass button using the iOS 26 API

Case: Typical problem with missing docs. Claude tries to convince me that it's not possible to make a proper toolbar in SwiftUI that respects the Icon/Text settings and wants to go down to AppKit. Even when I asked it to google for solution, no change. Solution: I drag in the scraped SwiftUI markdown from github.com/steipete/agent… into the terminal and voila! Suddently I could convince it and it writes exactly the code I want. For people that reply that @Context7AI is the answer: if you tag context7 you get SwiftUI sample code from 2019, which will produce horribly outdated code.

@sdw Do you think it would be in Apple’s best interest to create SDK’s for developers to create such glassy effects in their own apps, so that the 3rd party apps on their platform don’t look out of place in the new paradigm?

I would not be mad if this kind of living-glass-like design language would be called ‘Aqua’ again. It’s only fitting.

Some more photos @MrBradford7 and I took in Japan