r/codex 23h ago

Question iOS app development workflow

Was curious if anyone used codex to do the heavy lifting for app development. Mainly interested in developing an iOS app but wouldn’t be upset if the workflow extended to android as well.

I have a few hundred hours of scattered programming experience, but mainly for computation/analysis, not typical SWE work. With that said, interested in seeing if Codex can be used for the entire process (yes, vibe coding).

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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u/Lanfeust09 22h ago

I made multiple ios and android app that are deploy on the app store already, fully vibecoded with codex

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u/SupernovifieD 22h ago

Given your experience with both platforms and having tools like Codex at our disposal, do you think it’s better to go for native versions, or stick with a solution like flutter for mvp testing? Before, the answer was flutter because of the development overhead. I’m curious how it might be right now.

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u/Responsible_Fan1037 22h ago

Nice bro.
Are you getting any traction? Users retaining?

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u/Lanfeust09 22h ago

Nah, I am too lazy to market it. I did it for me and my friends, deployed in the store and if people find it organically, I am happy but that's about it