Rork, ASC CLI Eye iPhone Duo Support

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Rork, ASC CLI Eye iPhone Duo Support

Rork and the open-source asc CLI are preparing support for Apple’s iPhone Duo App Store screenshots, including the 2,853×2,007 inner display and 2,034×1,398 outer display formats. The update should streamline asset generation and App Store submission once Apple enables Duo uploads.

// ANALYSIS

iPhone Duo creates a new storefront edge case, making automated screenshot tooling more valuable than another manual template. Rork handling creation and asc CLI handling publishing is a practical pairing, but the feature remains forthcoming.

–Duo requires distinct inner- and outer-display assets rather than simple resizing.
–asc CLI can connect capture, framing, validation, and App Store upload workflows.
–Developers can prepare assets now, but Apple has not yet opened Duo uploads in App Store Connect.
–Rork users gain a clearer path from AI-generated app to foldable-device distribution.

// TAGS

rorkasc-cliai-codingclidevtoolautomation

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-10-05

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-10-05

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

rudrank

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