Launch
FoxFit is on the App Store. Two people, one AI, and a few months of focused work. Here's what we shipped and what we'd do differently.
Updates, behind-the-scenes stories, and thoughts from the team.
FoxFit is on the App Store. Two people, one AI, and a few months of focused work. Here's what we shipped and what we'd do differently.
Not everything worked smoothly. Context limits, HealthKit crashes, WatchConnectivity quirks, and CloudKit surprises. Here's what tripped us up.
FoxFit has hundreds of tests, all passing, and the AI writes most of them. Here's our testing strategy and the session cleanup workflow that keeps quality high.
AI-written code needs review. We created a review prompt library organised into phases, each examining a specific aspect of the codebase.
FoxFit needed an exercise library. We started with 914 exercises, curated it down to 150, and generated muscle-highlighted thumbnails for each one.
Every feature gets two documents: a PRD defining what to build, and an implementation prompt defining how, complete with team roles the AI adopts.
Claude Code has no memory between sessions. We solved this with a single file that carries architecture decisions, coding patterns, and rules across every conversation.
How we used AI-assisted development to build a commercial iOS app, and why we went Apple-only.
Our first post: who we are, what we're building, and why we started this company.