Ziga Dolar

@zigadolar.com

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iOS/macOS developer working on small Swift apps. Building @keepdates.app (iOS Contacts → calendar/reminders), @getdashlet.app (dynamic iOS widgets) and @bluestodon.app (macOS/iOS app for posting threads) https://zigadolar.com | https://zigadolar.dev

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Screenshot of an open case with Apple Developer Support, open since Friday, July 10 2026.
Screenshot of an iPhone homescreen showing 3 Dashlet widgets: - small temperature gauge widget showing 23.2 degrees celsius and a gauge partially filled - a small image widget with a photo of a cat - a large dashboard widget showing unique visit counts for 7 different domains, with a bar chart for the last 30 days history for each
AppStore Connect showing a "Sorry, something went wrong" message and showing no apps as listed.
A grid of different widgets (charts, gauges, images) showing energy consumption, solar production, air quality, ... Overlayed is a single dashboard energy widget showing 4.82kW of solar production, 2.14kW home energy usage, 0.31kW of grid usage and a battery level of 82%. At the top there is an icon depicting data streams and widgets with the app name Dashlet. And a subtitle at the bottom saying: "Widgets for any Data"
Screenshot from AppStore Conmect showing 8 iPhone screenshots for Dashlet app. The screenshots show the app in phone frames showing diffeeent widget types (values, charts, lists, images, map, …) both on the home and lock screen and as a dashboard in the app.
An iOS screencapture video scrolling through the main (dashboard) view of multiple different widgets (different sizes, configurations, customized colors) showing different values and graphs, and even a map widget showing the current location of the ISS and an image widget of a cat
An iOS screenshot of a how-to screen for Dashlet, describing what kind of format endpoints it supports, what kind of widget options there are and a high-level description of how to configure them and how they are refreshed.
Screenshots of initial "in progress" screens of a "tiny dashboard all the things" iOS app, showing the icon, widgets, list of sources, widget configurator and diagnostics of requests per source
SwiftUI code screenshot showing a simple List with rows from a @State array variable and a conditional row at the top of the list section when the array is empty
App Store Connect screenshot showing the Bluestodon app version 1.0 as 'Pending Developer Release' for both iOS and macOS
"Do something" meme: a crude outline drawing of a ninja (?) poking a "macOS app version waiting for review" with a stick saying: "C'mon, do something..."
Screenshot from AppStore Connect showing Version 1.0 iOS is pending developer release and the macOS version is waiting for review
AppStore Connect notification showing the status for Bluestodon (iOS) changed to In Review.
A grid of AppStore screenshots for Bluestodon app for iPhone, iPad and Mac
Screenshot of a VM of macOS 26 Tahoe running the latest build of Bluestodon - showing a post thread for both Bluesky and Mastodon and an image attachment with an image description editor.
Screenshot of the Bluestodon macOS app.
Screenshot from TestFlight of a build Waiting for Review, with expiration in 85 days
A gif of the Shia LaBeouf meme saying "Just Do It" in front of a green screen
Screen capture of CleanDesktop menu bar utility in action - first click hides all icons on the Desktop, a right-click shows the app's menu, and then a button is clicked to show all icons again.
Screen capture of CleanDesktop menu bar utility in action - first click hides all icons on the Desktop, a right-click shows the app's menu, and then a button is clicked to show all icons again.
Screenshots of the Bluestodon app TestFlight build running on iPad and iPhone.
Screenshot of the 3 column Bluestodon macOS app window, showing the editing of the image description for the attached image.
Animated gif from a version of the pixelart/retro style iOS game Fishy Meal of a piranha (styled as Rudolph the reindeer) jumps out of water to munch on a Santa jumping over the water gap. The platforms are covered in snow and there are pixelart snowflakes falling down around the scene.
Screenshot from the iOS version of the Bluestodon utility, showing the text entry field, a hashtags field and a Bluesky posts/threads preview
Screenshot of the "Target Membership" section of the File Inspector sidebar in Xcode, showing 3 different targets for Bluestodon app (macOS direct, app store and an iOS one)
A screenshot of the "installer" image Finder window, showing the Bluestodon (v0.1) app icon and an arrow to the Applications folder.
Screenshot of a simple macOS utility app for (cross)posting to Bluesky/Mastodon, showing the single text input box, hashtag field and image picker in the left column, and two columns on the right showing the previews of the text split into multiple post threads matching both platforms character limits. And a pop-out window for editing the image description of the attached image.
A screenshot from the KeepDates app’s contact view showing a list of dates, and customization controls.
Notifications from App Store Connect showing KeepDates app going from “Waiting for Review” to “Approved” in a span of less than 3 hours.
A video showing an anniversary date in the contacts app but missing in the calendar. The video then switches to KeepDates app and grants permissions - all the dates from the contacts are loaded. It then switches again to the calendar app, showing that the anniversary date is now listed in the calendar. At the end, the notification about the "anniversary tommorow" is shown and a tag line "Never forger important dates".
Screenshot from App Store Connect, showing the icon of the KeepDates iOS app, and the status "Pending Developer Release"
A screenshot of the App Store Connect notification showing the state of the KeepDates app version being moved to "In Review".
A screenshot of the KeepDates app in a device frame, showing a list of names with different events and countdowns to them. Above it, the text reads: "Never forget important dates"
Kagi search engine home page slowly loading in the style of web pages from the 90s as an April Fools' day joke
Top-down cartoony puzzle game. A small one-eyed robot stands among cardboard boxes, moving plastic boxes and a sliding red barrier. An injured robot and a vent exit are visible. On-screen D-pad controls are visible in the corner.
A scannable App Clip Code for the bite sized edition of the Fishy Meal iOS game.