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Remix Is on the App Store

Remix is now a native iOS app on the App Store, trading mini-app friction for real distribution and instant-publish games you can reach in a tap.

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Remix Is on the App Store

Remix is a native iOS app

Remix is now on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6748889050. This is a real native iOS build, not a webview wrapper or a mini-app guesting inside another platform, and shipping it is the payoff for months of mobile work in beta.

The build and release pipeline

Getting a native app onto the store is its own engineering surface. The iOS app is produced through an EAS build pipeline: source builds compile against a managed native config, get signed with the right provisioning and distribution credentials, and are submitted to App Store Connect for review. That pipeline is reproducible, so a release is a versioned artifact we can rebuild and resubmit rather than a one-off local export. Each store submission carries the metadata and review information Apple requires, and the build clears App Store review before it reaches anyone.

We also wired in native store review prompts. Rather than nagging on a timer, the app requests a review through the system prompt at appropriate moments, using the OS-provided review API so Apple controls the frequency and the prompt never becomes spam.

Native distribution over mini-app friction

The distribution difference is the real story. A mini-app lives inside someone else's app, subject to their rules and their permission walls, and you are always a few taps from losing the user because you never own the relationship. A native binary on the App Store gets a home-screen icon, a push channel, and a discovery surface hundreds of millions of people already open without thinking. That is distribution we build on instead of borrow.

It matters most for creators. The promise of an AI game maker is that you vibe code a game and publish it instantly, and that promise only lands if what you publish is actually reachable. With a native app, an instant-publish game is one tap from anyone browsing the store, surfaced through a feed built to find it an audience. The shorter the path from idea to player, the more games get made and the more creators get rewarded for making them. Download it, sign in with the identity you already have, and start playing.