Supercharge '26: Develop the Future

[01]The day, in three sessions 🍎

From the keynote stage to an iMac with Xcode open, in one day.

1. Scene01

   Develop the Future

   Keynote session

   The big screen and Apple's frameworks, laid out like an app grid: CloudKit, WidgetKit, MusicKit, HealthKit, ShazamKit, Core ML, MapKit and more.

   

2. Scene02

   Create an App Prototype · the idea

   Keynote

   Start with the problem, not the code. What problem does your app solve? Who faces it? Why does it matter to you? My answer to the last one: "Money is a social construct."

   

3. Scene03

   Create an App Prototype · the build

   Xcode · SwiftUI

   A Card model, a ContentView with a TabView, a NavigationStack and a ScrollView of cards, plus a search bar and a toolbar menu. Run it on the iPhone 17 Pro simulator, and BODHI is real.

   

4. Scene04

   Explore the incredible capabilities of Mac

   iMac

   A whole lab of iMacs, one per seat, and a look at what the Mac can do beyond the code editor.

[02]What I built

BODHI

A SwiftUI prototype for a Gen-Z app that puts payments, insurance, investing, trading and advisory in one place, for students who'd rather not scroll through multiple platforms. An "Expenses Insights" home with searchable cards for groceries, trading and travel, and tabs for Home, Insurance, Voice, Market and Social.

BODHI

[03]What I learned

• 🧭

  Problem first

  An app prototype starts with three questions: what problem it solves, who faces it, and why it means something to you.

• 🧩

  SwiftUI, piece by piece

  An Identifiable model, a ForEach over cards, a NavigationStack inside a TabView: a working app comes together from a handful of views.

• 📱

  See it as you write it

  Xcode runs the build on a simulated iPhone right next to the code, so each change is visible straight away.

• 🧰

  The ecosystem is the toolkit

  CloudKit, HealthKit, Core ML, MapKit and the rest: most of what an app needs already ships as a framework.

[04]Moments

• 🖥️

  A lab full of iMacs

  Rows of blue iMacs, a Magic Keyboard at every seat, and Apple TV on the big screen at the back.

  Seat 142

[05]Credits

[06]Behind the scenes

“The next big idea can begin anywhere. For me that day, it began with a problem statement, a TabView and an iPhone that only existed on screen.”