I will make your ios app look native on the foldable iphone duo


About this gig
The iPhone Duo ships October 23. Your app will run on it, but running is not belonging. On the 7.6 inch inner display a phone layout stretches badly: one column floating in white space, text lines too long to read.
What I do:
Adaptive layout from size classes, so a screen becomes two column or master detail when the phone is open and a normal phone layout when it is closed.
State that survives the fold. The device resizes live in the user's hand. Scroll position, typed text, open sheets, playing video, all still there afterwards. This is where apps quietly lose data.
Nothing important under the crease, where touch response drops.
Hardcoded frames removed, safe areas respected, multiple scenes supported for side by side use.
Fresh App Store screenshots at the new sizes.
Swift, SwiftUI, Kotlin, Flutter, React Native. 21 apps live on the App Store under my own developer account.
Honest note: nobody holds this device before October 23 and Apple has not published foldable docs yet. I use adaptive layout that exists in iOS today, verified in the simulator at Duo sizes, and retest on real hardware for free once it ships.
Get to know Melih A.
Senior Mobile and Backend Engineer, Flutter, Swift, Spring Boot, Node
- FromEstonia
- Member sinceSep 2023
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FAQ
Will my app break on the iPhone Duo if I do nothing?
No, it will run. iOS scales phone apps onto the larger display. It simply looks like a phone app that was stretched, and on a 1,999 dollar device buyers judge that within seconds.
Nobody has the device yet. How can you do this work now?
Correct, nobody has one. The work is standard iOS adaptive layout, size classes and scene handling, which already exist and can be verified in the simulator at the Duo display sizes. Once the device ships I retest on real hardware at no charge.
My app is Flutter or React Native. Does that change anything?
No. The same adaptive rules apply, only the API names differ. Send me the repository first and I will tell you exactly what needs changing before you place an order.

