It’ll be interesting to see if Apple comes around on customization of apps in general, because hopefully that’ll soon be what users expect.

In the world where users expect to be able to customize software more and more, apps start to look quite rigid and open platforms like the web that offer flexibility start to look more appealing.

Imagine a Lovable-style PWA that morphs into the app you vibecoded by storing the generated code in localStorage, for example - with cloud fallbacks to re-download the code if the storage is wiped.

That's funny to read this today morning because that's exactly what i've been working on.

We helped a Series B YC company with a whitelabel Lovable app so all of their customers can build exactly what they need on top of their SaaS!

It really works -- 1200 customers are now vibe coding daily and using their SaaS a LOT more.

Linux and Windows have always been a lot more customisable, Apple always was the more "we know better than you what you want" company... And they weren't wrong enough

> open platforms like the web

I winced. The threats to the open web at the moment are depressing.

It could probably store the code in the Cache API and serve it from a service worker so that it works offline and doesn't require evaling JavaScript

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