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Apple said you need a Mac to publish apps on the App Store. I said f*ck it and created my own version of Xcode. I call it WinCode. (genius, right) You can literally prompt to build an IOS app with Claude and watch every line of code and testing done here, on Windows. Code signing, compilation and launch will all happen on your Windows, still fixing a few things for the final part. The live preview is from my connected iphone for testing. I would like to know if this is genuinely useful to Windows app developers or not? My next goal is building an app and publishing on the App store right from my Windows PC!

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