This is one of those oh moments where AI

truly blows me away. I just built real

iOS apps in one prompt. Not web apps,

not demos in a browser. These are real

native apps downloaded on my iPhone and

I could literally publish them to the

app store in just a few clicks. The

brand new Claude Opus 4.6 in the new ROR

Max update is one of the craziest AI

experiences I've ever had. We are

officially at the point where anyone can

build any app they can imagine. So, in

this video, I'm going to show you what

makes this so revolutionary, walk you

through real apps that I built myself,

and show you how you could do the exact

same thing by the end of this video.

Without further ado, let's dive right

in. All right, so I know I set really

high expectations at the beginning of

this video, basically explaining how

this kind of changes everything for

building mobile apps, but I I need you

to understand that this really is a

breakthrough when it comes to being able

to build mobile apps with AI. I'm going

to explain it right now and then I'm

going to show you the apps that I built

myself and I'm going to show you exactly

how you could do this yourself in just a

couple of simple steps. Here is what I'm

talking about. This is a screenshot on

my phone that I just took about 5

minutes ago of the apps that I have

downloaded. So, we have our AI furniture

place app. We have our AI space studio

app and we have our Emble Voxil World

app. And these are examples of the apps

that we built. So, right here we have

this augmented reality app where you

could essentially take a video or

literally a live video of your room and

place in objects here in real time. This

works like any AR app that you've

actually used and this uses your actual

camera on your iPhone and that is the

game-changing thing here. And we

actually recreated Minecraft in just

literally one prompt and it's extremely

easy to use. And the biggest part about

this is I downloaded these to my mobile

app and I could easily publish these to

the app store in just a couple of simple

steps. These are not web apps that you

would be using on your browser. These

are apps that are on your actual phone

and your physical devices. And that is

one of the biggest things about this

update that we're going to talk about in

this video. Let's move on right now to

show exactly what Ror Max does. Then I'm

going to show you my apps and then show

you use cases and how you could begin

doing this yourself. All right, so let's

first talk about before Ror Max and Opus

4.6. six, but every app builder would

build web apps. So essentially what a

web app is is something that would run

in the browser. So if you're using

Chrome, you would have to access it

there. You couldn't access it on your

physical device. You couldn't access

things like your camera or your mic

properly. There was no app store, no

downloads. You couldn't actually use

these on your devices and it felt like a

website. It wasn't like an actual app

that you would use on your phone.

However, this changes everything. And

this is kind of the paradigm shift to

allowing you to actually build these

apps on your phones. Before we didn't

have home screen icons, we didn't have

push notifications and it dies whenever

you close the tab versus now with Ror

Max and Opus 4.6. We have native Swift,

which is essentially a coding language

that allows you to build iOS apps

directly onto your devices. So this runs

directly on your phone. You can use your

full camera, your mic, and your location

access. It goes on the app store. And to

explain it in a very elementary way,

it's like using Instagram or Tik Tok on

your phone. It just feels like native

and doesn't feel like something that's

kind of like piecing things together.

Another big thing is it uses all iPhone

features, can live on your home screen,

real push notifications, and works even

when the app is closed. So, now that we

understand exactly why this is so

impactful, I'm going to show you the

apps that I built and show you how you

could do the exact same thing. All

right, so let's move on to ROR. I'm

going to show you exactly how you can

begin using this right now. Right here,

we actually have this toggle ROR Max.

So, we're going to make sure to toggle

this on. This is what allows us to

actually build these Swift apps that we

could begin using on our phone. What I'm

going to do is I'm going to paste in

this prompt here. It's a very detailed

prompt. Essentially, what I did is I

just went to chatbt. I used Whisper Flow

and I basically just spoke into my

computer and said, "Hey, I want an app

that is essentially Minecraft. I want

you to make a hyperspecific prompt for

an iOS Swift app for me to build using

ROR." And then it gave me this output

here. So it's really important that we

give a pretty structured prompt when we

go to build our app because Opus 4.6 is

phenomenal when it comes to really

complex coding tasks. And we could

actually choose the model we want to use

here. We're going to use Opus 4.6. And

if I configure this to say WorkMax, it's

automatically going to use that, I

believe. So what I'm going to do, I'm

going to send this off now. And Work's

going to begin building our app. All

right. So what we're going to see inside

of Work now is this very detailed plan.

So looks like we already have two of our

13 tasks done. One thing I want to

mention about Rorm Max and Claude Opus

4.6 is it will take a while to generate

our app and this is not a bad thing

because when I tell you you could

oneshot an app, you can oneshot an app.

And what I mean by oneshot is you just

give one detailed prompt like this and

it will build an entire app that is

working smoothly with zero errors

exactly how you want it to. So this will

take a little while here. Let's let it

go through, think through how to

actually tackle, you know, the task of

building this app, and then we'll see

the final result. So, we now have this

Minecraft styled app here, which is

great. But one thing I want to mention

is we are using this inside of the

browser now. We're on the ROR website

using this. You're probably asking,

Brock, how do I use this on my phone?

So, I'm going to show you exactly how to

do that right now in just a couple of

simple steps. So, first of all, let me

show you just like how the app works. We

could essentially just like, you know,

jump around and, you know, basically

this is essentially just like Minecraft.

We could use different blocks, etc. All

that stuff. This is great. But I'm going

to show you now how to do this on your

phone. So, what we're going to do is

we're going to come to the top right

hand corner inside of ROR. We're going

to hit run on your device. And what

we're going to do is download this ROR

companion app. So, this is crucial. If

you want to be able to do this, we need

to have this app downloaded. So, I'm

going to click on download. And it's

going to take me to actually download

this file. I'm going to open up this

file. And just like that, we now have

the ROR companion application. You can't

see it on my desktop. However, I do have

this downloaded to my, you know,

computer now. So, what I'm going to do

is I'm just going to sign into my RO

account. So, if you don't already have

one, make sure to sign up. I'm just

going to sign in quickly and I'm going

to hit open RO companion app. That was

the first step of this was extremely

easy to do. Now, what I need to do is

actually sign into my Apple ID or Apple

developer account. So, let me show you

how to do that now. So, essentially what

you're going to do is you're going to

sign into your Apple ID account. So, I'm

going to sign in now. It's going to ask

me to verify this and I just got a

notification. I'm going to accept that

on my phone. Then I'm just going to type

in this verification code that I just

got on my phone. Select a team. And just

like that, we are now set up. Next, I'm

going to essentially plug my phone into

my computer. So, we just need to connect

our device via USB. So, I'm going to

plug in my phone now. And just like

that, we are now all set. So, I'm going

to click on openwork.com. And then I'm

going to go to our app that we actually

just built. And from here, all I have to

do is click on run on your device. So,

you can see that we have Brock's iPhone

installed right here. And let me go

ahead and transfer the view to my phone

now. So you could see me actually

accessing the app directly on here. All

right. So if you take a look at my

phone, I actually have this app icon

here. And what this app is is it is

basically a replication of Minecraft. So

let me open it up. I could even use it

sideways on my screen. I could build

things. You could see I'm just like

basically pasting in different blocks

here. And this was built in one single

prompt. So let me show you another app

that I built. This app right here is an

augmented reality app that essentially

allows me to place different things

inside of my room and see what it looks

like. So there you are inside of the

camera. Let me go ahead and look over

here and I'm going to place, as you can

see, I actually placed a couple of floor

lamps right here. Let me go ahead and

like place a coffee table. So we have

this tiny little coffee table here. I

could actually go ahead I could place a

bookshelf. And it's using augmented

reality on my phone. And one of the most

important things that I want to mention

here is that since it's using augmented

reality, it's using my actual camera. So

since this is a Swift app, it's able to

use the built-in features to my iPhone.

And that is kind of why it's such a game

changer. All right, so this last app I

want to show you probably doesn't seem

like it's anything crazy on the surface,

but I'm going to show you what is so

special about this. We have this new app

icon here that says crypto prices. So if

I click on this, you can see we could

track crypto in real time. This is real

live up-to-date information using some

crypto API which was able to go out and

fetch in order to get real-time

information. However, the thing that is

really amazing about this is watch this.

I'm going to go back to my home screen.

I'm going to click on add a widget and I

could actually add a widget to my app.

So, I'm going to look up crypto price

and widget tracker. And boom. Just like

that, we can now track all the crypto

prices on my phone. And of course,

there's other apps out there that could

do this. However, the fact that inside

of ROR using Claude Opus 4.6, six. We

can now build a mobile app on our phone

that could use widgets. It could use

Siri. It could use the dynamic island on

our phone. All these different things

was not possible by vibe coding until

this new update from Ror Max. All right.

So, for those people that want to move

forward and use Ror Max, I will have to

make a preface and say it is not cheap.

However, you are paying for lots of high

quality here. So, right now it's $200

per month for the 1,00 credits plan on

the max plan. And I will say the 10,00

credits goes a really long way. So that

should be sufficient for you. So if you

do want to begin using the ROR plan, you

could go ahead and do so, but it's not

going to be cheap. All right. So if you

are somebody that wants to use Ror Max

and begin building mobile apps, I

generated this document here, which is a

guide breaking down tips and tricks that

you could begin using to basically

speedrun you going from being beginner

to expert using this new feature. If you

guys want this, there's going to be a

free link in the description. With that

being said, guys, thank you so much for

staying the end of this video.