I Built Peko to Fix Native App Deployment

TL;DR: I think native application development has a release engineering problem. Building the app should be the hard part. Packaging, signing, screenshots, App Store assets, legal pages, deployment, and release pipelines should mostly disappear into the background. That's why I built

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Native development has a release engineering problem

Every time I wanted to ship a desktop app, I found myself spending more time learning release engineering than improving my product. Code signing, notarization, icon sizes, installers, screenshots, recordings, App Store descriptions, CI, legal pages... none of those are why I got into programming.

I Built Peko to Fix Native App Deployment

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