June 20, 2025
Improved README and requested that the app gets published to the App Store.
And mainly improved the Website for it thats in the showcase here.
Basically the same as In my other Project
🚀 Exciting News! 🚀
My app Connecto is finally live on the App Store! 🎉
Check it out here: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/connecto/id6748083588
Thanks to everyone who supported me along the way. I'd love to hear your feedback!
IOS AND APPLE WATCH VERSION
Devlog — Major Milestone: Complete Redesign & App Store Prep 🚀
Big update! Over the past weeks, I've completely redesigned the entire app, giving both the Connecto Watch app and the iOS App a fresh, clean, and more intuitive experience.
✅ Full UI/UX overhaul
✅ Revised and improved functionality for both Watch and iOS versions
✅ Optimized performance and stability
✅ Polished the app to make it App Store-ready
I'm excited to share that the app is now ready for wider testing. A TestFlight link is live, so early testers can get access and try out the new version.
The final steps for App Store submission are underway — expect the app to be available there very soon!
Thanks to everyone for the patience and support during this major rebuild. Stay tuned for the public release! 🙌
Bug fixes
🛠️ Connecto Devlog — Final Update
Date: June 24, 2025
Versions:
v2.3.0 FINAL — Apple Watch Version
v3.0.0 EXTENDED — iPhone Version
🎉 Project Completion Announcement
After months of dedicated development, I’m excited to officially announce that Connecto is now fully complete!
This is the final devlog for the project.
Both the core app and all documentation assets have been finalized, polished, and published.
📦 What’s Done
Full development of Connecto for Apple Watch
Full development of Connecto for iPhone
HTTP request management: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Compact, efficient UI for both watchOS and iOS
Finalized all app previews and screenshots
Polished and structured all documentation
Completed Documentation:
Main README: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/blob/main/README.md
Apple Watch README: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/blob/main/README%20WatchMD
iPhone README: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/blob/main/README%20PhoneMD
DocArchives: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/tree/main/DocArchives
🤖 Tools & Technologies Used
Throughout Connecto’s development, I integrated cutting-edge tools to improve speed, reliability, and documentation quality:
GitHub Copilot — Assisted with intelligent code generation and error prevention
Apple Intelligence — Optimized for seamless integration with Apple platforms
GitHub Models Playground — Used for bug fixes, code validation, comment improvements, and Markdown polishing
🌐 Final Thoughts
Connecto has grown from a small idea into a fully-featured, cross-platform network utility for Apple devices.
The app is complete.
The documentation is complete.
All previews and supporting materials are finalized.
This project is now stable, production-ready, and fully documented.
🚀 Key Links
Main Repository: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto
Main README: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/blob/main/README.md
Apple Watch README: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/blob/main/README%20WatchMD
iPhone README: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/blob/main/README%20PhoneMD
DocArchives: https://github.com/VelisCore/Connecto/tree/main/DocArchives
✨ Final Release Versions
v2.3.0 FINAL — WatchOS 26+
v3.0.0 EXTENDED — iOS 26+
🙏 Thank You
Thank you to everyone who followed the development journey.
This is officially the last devlog for Connecto.
The project is now feature-complete, documented, and fully released.
That’s a wrap! See you in the next project.
— wfxey
Also added a License just now. Its pretty simple -> (GitHub Repo)
Devlog #5
I added a hero section for the store and integrated a fully functional store into the app. Additionally, I revised the website https://widgetdock.store to better reflect these updates and provide a smoother user experience. On top of that, I improved the About TabView, making it more informative and visually polished. Development is progressing steadily!
I’m excited to announce the release of an extended version of Connecto! Alongside the powerful Apple Watch app, this update includes a companion app for your iPhone, offering deeper control and additional features to make managing network requests on the go even smoother.
This isn’t the final version yet — I’m continuing to work on improvements and new functionalities. Stay tuned for more updates!
2 Devlog
I have now translated the entire command line tool’s UI into English to make it more accessible and user-friendly. Additionally, I improved the OneDrive script significantly — it’s now more robust and reliable.
I’m continuing to refine the core functionality, so expect smoother performance and fewer errors soon. Stay tuned for more updates!
I already started to program the base UI for the command line tool for a nice and pleasant UX. Also added some tools but most of them are pretty simple and copy & paste and won't work properly.
Don't mind the errors in the Screenshot, don't expect a Mac to be able to deleted Windows Prorgams.
ALSOOO I just noticed that I forgot to translate it English sooo stay tuned!
Develop #2 – PassKit
I made a significant change to the direction of the PassKit app. It now focuses solely on displaying information, removing all built-in tools to streamline the experience. Additionally, I added a dependency installer to make setup easier and ensure all required components are available out of the box.
Develop #4
I continued working on the Widget Dock app and made several improvements. Currently, I’m exploring how to display objects on the Touch Bar and working on designing a proper system architecture for managing widgets efficiently.
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🛠️ Devlog #3 — WidgetDock Takes Over
Big changes are here — and even bigger ones are coming.
We’ve officially moved all development away from Pock. Why? Pock is unfinished, lacks proper documentation, and slows us down. From now on, all widgets will be managed and run through WidgetDock — our very own system built specifically for the Touch Bar.
❌ Goodbye Pock
Unfinished, undocumented
Slows widget development
Not in line with our long-term vision
✅ Hello WidgetDock
Fully under our control
Clean, modern base written with flexibility in mind
Designed for easy widget creation and management
Already committed the base in the latest push
📚 Developer First
We're committed to excellent documentation. Whether you're a seasoned dev or just curious, you’ll be able to build your own widgets easily.
Even better — we’re working on a Widget Editor that will let you create widgets without writing a single line of code.
🔧 Compatibility & Requirements
All our tools, widgets, and upcoming features will require:
macOS 26 Tahoe (for now — we plan to support macOS 11 Big Sur soon)
A Mac with a Touch Bar (Control Strip)
That’s it!
📦 Coming Soon: WidgetDock Installer
To make setup even easier, we’re also planning a simple installer with customizable options to install:
🧱 Essential system dependencies
📦 Our own internal dependencies
🧰 WidgetDock Editor (optional)
📁 Base Widgets (optional)
WidgetDock is the future of the Mac Touch Bar.
We're taking full control — and that means faster updates, better tools, and a more powerful widget system for everyone.
Stay tuned,
The WidgetDock Team
Devlog #2: Added WorldClocks Plugin
In this update, I integrated a new WorldClocks plugin. It allows displaying multiple world clocks in the app — perfect for keeping track of different time zones at a glance.
What’s working:
The plugin is integrated and shows world clocks.
Default time zones display correctly.
What’s missing:
You cannot customize or select time zones yet.
The user interface for managing time zones is still a work in progress.
I’m actively working on enabling full customization so you’ll soon be able to add and manage your own time zones.
FINAL, finished Connecto the simple, lightweight and powerful app for Apple Watch, enabling you to interact with network resources on the go. With its intuitive interface, you can easily send and manage HTTP requests directly from your wrist, making it a must-have for tech enthusiasts and developers alike.
Connecto is a lightweight and powerful app for Apple Watch, enabling you to interact with network resources on the go. With its intuitive interface, you can easily send and manage HTTP requests directly from your wrist, making it a must-have for tech enthusiasts and developers alike. ✨ "Your gateway to network resources, right on your wrist!"
Development #1
I’ve finished building the website! It’s not published yet—still doing a bit of final tweaking before going live. I also created the first plugin, but it's still a bit buggy and needs more testing and polish before it's fully functional.
The elegant App Store platform to discover, showcase, and share powerful widgets for WidgetDock. Find widgets to supercharge your Dock — all with gorgeous macOS-inspired style.
Devlog #1 – Refactoring the Main Function
Today, I took the first step towards improving the structure of my Swift project. The main function, which was previously implemented directly in the original file, has been moved to a separate Swift file.
This change aims to improve code clarity and modularity. Functionally, nothing has changed, but separating the logic makes future extensions and maintenance much easier.
(Image Details and so on are only mocks and basically its a demo)
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This was widely regarded as a great move by everyone.