Apple Developer

Name: Apple Developer
Rating: 4.1 (2099 reviews)
Author: Apple

By: Apple

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Apple Developer extension is your source for developer news, features, and videos, with WWDC coverage at the forefront.\n\nStay updated on Apple frameworks and technologies, browse news, features, and developer stories, watch past event videos (download for offline viewing), and enroll in the Apple Developer Program in supported locales.

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By:

Apple

Rating:

4.10

(2,099) 9 new ratings

Version:

11.0.1 Last updated: 2026-05-26

Version code:

885878162

Creation date:

2013-06-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

27.33MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 43,916 ▲ 89

Other rankings

#1 in developer keyword 68

#1 in developer tools keyword 60

#1 in development keyword 13

#4 in beta keyword 28

#4 in support keyword 14 ▼ 1

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Developed by:

Apple

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apple-developer/id640199958

Website:

https://developer.apple.com/

User Reviews

Summary: The Apple Developer app shows a mixed signal. Many reviews focus on unreliable ID verification (scanning limitations, cropped photos, rejections) and repeated enrollment/upload errors, plus cross‑device issues and billing delays. A minority report successful enrollment and issue resolution, along with optimism about being listed with Apple. Overall, the enrollment flow and ID capture reliability are the main pain points, with occasional positive outcomes and enthusiasm when fixes arrive.

Pros

Some users report that they were able to create a Apple Developer account using the app with no complaints.
In at least a few cases, issues get resolved (account issues resolved) after contacting support.
There is noticeable positive sentiment and excitement about the potential to be listed with Apple, indicating perceived value.

Cons

ID/photo verification is unreliable: scanning often fails, photos are rejected, sides get cropped, and there are reports of mirrored/capture-zone problems.
Enrollment and upload processes frequently fail with various bugs (unknown errors, lag, camera issues, and cross‑device problems like Mac app enrollment failures).
Billing/renewal issues: charges before approval, delays in renewal payments, and poor response from support.
Video playback and general performance issues: poor fullscreen support, low streaming quality, and slow app updates.
Some reviews indicate ongoing reliability and UX problems, with multiple users reporting similar errors across sessions.

Recent reviews

Done. The data theft is out of control. Now it is overtly demanded. At one time companies were happy to get paying customers to come to build their platforms. They did their dystopian dirty work in the shadows and lied about it (and still do), but developers were part of the club. There is no pretense about that anymore. Give us the subscription and you're still the product. That anyone stomachs this BS without a thought tells me few developers have any sense of the realities of this increasingly horrid, we-are-the-problem industry, and have simply sold their dignity and decency - for what, really, are we going along with mass surveillance/tracking? Just think about it.