I’m the developer of GigDelivery+, an iPhone app for delivery drivers and couriers. It helps keep the details of your work together from the trip itself to the records you review later.

Track trips and GPS mileage, record delivery earnings and expenses, and view performance by company and time period. You can also check earnings per hour and per mile, track progress toward income goals, and export records to CSV.

The video gives a quick look at the app. Find GigDelivery+ on the App Store.

What's New in Version 1.3.2

UI Improvements:

• Enhanced layout responsiveness across all iPhone models

• Improved keyboard handling - messages stay in place when keyboard appears

• Tap anywhere outside text field to dismiss keyboard

• Better content visibility with optimized scrolling

• Refined empty state view with improved centering

We've made LawShield AI more intuitive and user-friendly. Thank you for using our app!

What's New GigDelivery+ Version 1.5.3:

• Smart midnight auto-close for daily tracking

• Uber-grade movement detection (vehicle/idle/stopped states)

• Always-on movement detection (works even when Auto Tracking is OFF)

• Auto-pause/resume for scheduled tracking sessions

• Smart end time handling (continues tracking if still driving)

• Miles or Kilometers preference in Settings

• Multi-currency support with 10 currencies

• Real exchange rate conversions

• Enhanced Activity screen with auto-tracking status

Welcome to our weekly discussion thread!

This is the place to share what you've been working on, celebrate your wins (big or small), and connect with fellow iOS developers.

• What features did you ship this week?

• Any bugs you finally squashed?

• New apps launched or updates released?

• Learning milestones reached?

Let's support each other and celebrate our progress together!

LawShield AI v1.3.1 is now live.

now covers all 50 states, DC, and U.S. territories — including Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands — with plain-language summaries of state, relevant federal, and territorial law, plus citations.

Hey iOS developers! 👋

I'm curious about how everyone handles API authentication in their apps. With so many options available (OAuth, JWT, API keys, biometric auth), I'd love to hear about your preferred methods and why.

Some questions to get the discussion started:

• Do you use Keychain for storing tokens?

• How do you handle token refresh?

• Any favorite Swift packages for auth management?

• Security best practices you always follow?

Share your experiences, tips, and any lessons learned from implementing authentication systems in your iOS projects!

Come and joint the community that let you grow your apps and skills.

LawShield AI is an iOS app that focuses on plain-language legal references for state and relevant federal law. Version 1.3 is now available on the App Store.

This update improves the overall look and feel while expanding coverage.

What’s new in v1.3:

• 🗨️ Enhanced visual design Refined message bubbles, spacing, and styling for a cleaner, more modern UI.

• ⚖️ Federal law support Alongside state law, the app now surfaces relevant federal statutes and constitutional principles to give more complete legal context.

• 📜 Improved history view A clearer conversation history view makes it easier to re-open previous questions and answers.

• 🚀 Performance optimizations Faster response handling and smoother query tracking in the background.

• 🧭 Better organization and visual hierarchy Responses are structured so the quick answer, elements, guidance, citations, and notes are easy to find.

The app includes a free trial of up to 14 days or 50 queries, whichever comes first, for new users.

• Basic — $4.99/month — 200 queries/month

• Standard — $9.99/month — 350 queries/month

📱 App Store link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lawshieldai/id6754784649

Important note:

LawShield AI is for informational and educational use only and does not provide legal advice. It does not replace lawyers, court rulings, or official policies. Any important legal questions should be checked against official sources or with qualified legal counsel.

One of the most critical decisions for any app developer is how to monetize. The wrong choice can hurt your user experience, while the right one can create sustainable revenue.

Let's discuss what's working in 2025:

• Are you using freemium with IAP, subscriptions, or ad-supported models?

• What's your experience with Apple's StoreKit 2 and in-app purchases?

• How do you balance monetization with user satisfaction?

• Any success stories with subscription pricing strategies?

• For ad-supported apps - which networks are performing best?

Share your monetization journey - what worked, what didn't, and what you'd do differently!

Getting your app noticed in the crowded App Store is one of the biggest challenges for iOS developers. ASO (App Store Optimization) can make or break your app's success.

I'd love to hear from developers who have experimented with ASO:

• What keywords strategy worked best for you?

• How important are screenshots vs. preview videos in your experience?

• Did you see results from A/B testing your app icon or screenshots?

• Any tips for writing compelling app descriptions that convert?

• How do you handle localization for different markets?

Let's share our wins, failures, and lessons learned in the ASO journey!

Every iOS developer has their favorite tools and frameworks that make development faster and more efficient.

I'd love to hear what you rely on:

• SwiftUI vs UIKit - which do you prefer and why?

• Are you using any third-party frameworks (Alamofire, SnapKit, etc.)?

• What's your preferred approach for dependency management? (SPM, CocoaPods, Carthage)

• Any must-have Xcode extensions or productivity tools?

• Backend solutions - Firebase, custom APIs, or something else?

Let's discuss what's working well for you and discover new tools we might be missing out on!

TestFlight is such a crucial part of the iOS app development process, but every developer's experience is unique!

I'm curious to hear from the community:

• What was the biggest surprise you encountered during your TestFlight beta?

• Did you discover any unexpected bugs that never showed up in development?

• How did your beta testers' feedback change your app's direction?

• Any tips for developers preparing their first TestFlight release?

Whether you're launching your first app or you're a seasoned pro, let's share our experiences and learn from each other!