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Apple announced it will waive cloud API fees for developers with fewer than 2 million first-time App Store downloads who use its Foundation Models running in Private Cloud Compute. The company also expanded its Foundation Models framework to include image input and support for server models from third-party cloud providers.

Replit released its first iPhone app update in four months after resolving App Store review issues with Apple. The update brings Agent 4, the company's latest AI coding assistant, along with parallel agent support and cross-workspace project viewing.

Lovable, an AI-assisted programming platform, launched an iOS app that generates web applications from natural language and voice prompts. The app allows users to start projects on mobile and continue on desktop, with subscription plans ranging from $9.99 to $79.99 per month.

Lovable has launched its vibe-coding app on iOS and Android app stores, allowing users to build web apps through voice or text prompts on mobile devices. The launch comes after Apple blocked updates to competitors like Replit and Vibecode, forcing vibe-coding apps to preview generated code in web browsers rather than within the app itself.

Meta's AI app surged from No. 57 to No. 5 on the U.S. App Store within 24 hours of launching Muse Spark, Meta's new multimodal AI model. The model accepts voice, text, and image inputs and features reasoning capabilities for science and math tasks, visual coding, and multi-agent functionality.