My Top 5 AI Wishes for WWDC26
Apple says WWDC26 will spotlight 'AI advancements and exciting new software and developer tools.' Here are five things I most want them to ship — the gaps slowing me down most in the era of agentic engineering.
Swift tools, apps, and open source by Cihat Gündüz
Hi, I'm Cihat Gündüz — an indie developer building Swift apps and open source tools for Apple platforms.
The most accurate AI translation tool for String Catalogs, with built-in proofreading & deep language context.
Mac
Simple In-App Purchases and Subscriptions. Paywalls, A/B Testing, Live Notifications & more.
iPhone · iPad · Mac · Vision
Smart media renaming for your Movie, TV Show, and Anime collection.
Mac
Deep Focus with Pomodoro method & Apple Music playlists. Automatically pauses during breaks.
iPhone · iPad · Mac · Vision
Create themed & personalized crosswords. Solve them yourself or share to challenge others.
iPhone · iPad · Mac · VisionPin interactive movie posters to your walls, with trailers, showtimes & streaming links.
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Apple says WWDC26 will spotlight 'AI advancements and exciting new software and developer tools.' Here are five things I most want them to ship — the gaps slowing me down most in the era of agentic engineering.

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