What happens next.
Order, not dates. The top of this page is in a build already; the rest is decided and waiting for room. Anything here can move, and the changelog is the only record of what actually shipped.
Building now
02In a build already.
Up next
02Decided, and started once there is room for it.
Everything already out is in the changelog.
Made by one person.
I run an iOS app studio on my own and have shipped ten apps through it. Every release ended the same way: hours in App Store Connect, nine fields pasted into a translation tab and back again, once per language. Updates that were finished sat for months, because localizing them was the day I could never find.
ShipLocal is what I built to stop doing that. It runs on your keys, keeps your copy on your machine, and asks you to read every word before it writes anything back - and it turns that afternoon into under 5 minutes.
Mail goes to a person rather than a queue: support@flowstateindustries.com.