We’ll be at @deepdishswift.com in Chicago next week where @mbbischoff.com will be delivering a keynote! In the meantime, check out her appearance on the #DeepDishSwift Slices podcast. 🍕

Welp, our very own @mbbischoff.com won the dub dub lottery, so looks like we’ll BE there be there! 😉 #WWDC26

Lickability partner mb at a podium giving a talk entitled "some supervision required."

Screenshot of agentic coding setup.

Screenshot of Vercel Skills.

Lickability partner mb at a podium in front of a slide with quotes.

Thanks to everyone who attended @mbbischoff.com’s talk: Some Supervision Required at @RevenueCat.com’s App Catfe Thursday afternoon! She spoke about how we use AI agents in workflows where care and quality are the #1 priority.

NYC: come see me speak today at 3 PM ◡̈

See you guys tomorrow at 3:00PM EDT 😋 👋

Is My App Stuck in Review? -- Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #128 This week focuses on Apple's slowing app review process, solutions for Core Data in modern programming paradigms, Swift community's networking vision, smooth SwiftUI List expansion animations, and too...

One more piece of Friday reading: Team favorite @fatbobman.com on Appstore review turnaround times in the age of vibe coding:

fatbobman.com/en/weekly/is...

Have you run into issues with the submit ➡️ review ➡️ approval pipeline lately?

Happy Friday ✨ Hope your week’s been good! If you’re looking for something to read, check out this blog post from a bunch of folks on our team about scope creep and what the future of apps may look like.

RevenueCat App Catfe — New York · Luma Build. Ship. Connect. RevenueCat's NYC Catfe Ship your project faster with RevenueCat mentors, hourly talks, and premium coffee fueling your flow state. What…

Our very own @mbbischoff.com bischoff.com will be giving a talk at @revenuecat.com’s New York City App Catfe at 3:00PM EDT on Wednesday, April 1! (We promise it’s not an April fool...)

Details about the event can be found here: luma.com/60ow6yr6

WWDC26 Join the worldwide developer community online for a week of technology, creativity, and community.

Oh wow, is it that time of year already? 😵

We’ll definitely be at #WWDC26 in some capacity! If you’re planning on going, let us know so we can say hey. 👋 😜

developer.apple.com/wwdc26/

And in iOS news: our 1.11 updates to @RevenueCat.com were mostly bugfixes, but we also added a ton of new custom alert sounds. People seem to be enjoying them! 🔔 😻 Here’s some of our favorites. 🔊

Announcing RevenueCat for Android! The Android droid logo hugging the end of the RevenueCat logo.

No more need to 👀 watch this space, @RevenueCat.com for Android is officially released! Let us know what you think. 😼

play.google.com/store/apps/d...

As soon as we learned this was being built by the creators of Dark Sky, it was like 💡 ahh no wonder this is such an elegant blend of data and design.

Menu that says Acme Labs with toggleable features for Rainbow, Aurora, and Sunset notifications.

Shoutout to the team making Acme Weather for adding the perfect amount of whimsy to functional software. 👌🌦️🌈

acmeweather.com/app

the RevenueCat iOS app is one of the things we’ve worked on in the last year that i’m proudest of. it’s a really nice app, made by people who really care at @lickability.com and you can feel that when you use it.

Our friend Sam wrote something nostalgic, relatable, and frankly beautiful about the new MacBook Neo. If you only have time to read one thing today, let it be this essay.

Brown shipping box with “Laptob” written in permanent marker on the side.

Got my mom a MacBook Neo and someone at ups wrote this on the box

Deep Dish Swift 2026 | April 12th to 14th A supreme Swift developer conference being served in Chicago, Illinois

Visit deepdishswift.com for tickets and details on all the other awesome guest speakers. We’d love to see you there! 🍕

Lickability partner @mbbischoff.com, and our project manager Jillian, will be at @deepdishswift.com in April! mb is giving a keynote titled “Transitions,” offering insights on major changes in tech, career shifts, and transitions in her own life.

Our Work with RevenueCat – Lickability A brief history of a likely partnership.

We’ve been getting a lot done lately, but realized we never stopped to write about our awesome partnership with @RevenueCat.com 😽

Read a little about our history and the work we’ve been doing for them here: lickability.com/blog/our-wor...

What’s more addictive than checking charts throughout the day? LIVE charts! 🤯 💞

Charts v3 provides real-time tracking on 𝘮𝘰𝘴𝘵 charts, and we implemented it in @RevenueCat.com version 1.10! Update your app, or download here: apple.co/4guqAfm

Everyone’s got a good idea of what Apple will probably announce on Monday, but it got me thinking about how adorable old iPhone concepts and “leaks” used to be 😭

Too Much of a Good Thing: Scope and the Future of Apps – Lickability Now that we can do anything, why are we trying to do everything?

We got to thinking about what people want out of apps in the landscape of 2026, where everything tries to be an “everything app” and scope has more potential than ever to spiral out of control. 😵

Read our newest blog post from all of us at Lickability:

lickability.com/blog/too-muc...

We’ll try to stay cautiously-optimistic, but we know how this has worked out for everyone who’s tried it before… 😓

www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Vibe coding Nothing’s apps is fun, until you try to make them useful Nothing wants to make an ecosystem of AI-generated apps, but it has a long way to go.

This article by Robert Hart for The Verge really sums up the exciting potential frameworks like these have, and their inability to fully deliver (yet). Absolutely something worth keeping an eye on as this technology gets further refined, though! 😝

www.theverge.com/tech/876229/...

Essential Apps enters Beta Hey Community, The world is full of apps, but almost none of them are built around you. They’re designed for everyone, which often means they’re perfect f...

nothing.community/d/52739-esse...

This is a fun idea in theory (we love bespoke software!), but the scope is a too wide and the end results are too much of a novelty to earn the “software that adapts to you” description. “Tailor-made vibe-coded widgets” maybe? 👌

Gui Rambo (@inside.bsky.social) I know a thing or two about AirPods. App developer, security researcher. 🏳️‍🌈🧩 https://mastodon.social/@_inside

And also, a post on Mastodon from @inside.bsky.social:
mastodon.social/@_inside/116...

For a bit more, here is a blog post by @ctietze.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy we found shared by @siracusa.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy on Mastodon: christiantietze.de/posts/2026/0...

“I’d love for someone to check me on that though, as I don’t know to what extent Xcode’s behaviors can now be controlled through MCP from these tools, because that could be enough to warrant using the 1st party integration for many tasks.” —Liberatore, Lickability Staff Engineer

“On the UI surrounding the models and agents (Codex, Cowork, etc.): I don’t have faith Apple will keep up with features as quickly as these companies release them.”

“I personally like the separation and un-integration from before, only because it implies continued access to bleeding-edge features as they release by companies that are aggressively competing in this space.”