Apple Pass Designer
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- pastel8739 - 9089 sekunder sedanWhat do people find interesting about this? This doesn’t seem at all significant to me
- pradn - 9023 sekunder sedanThere are free, web-based wizards to create PKPass-format Apple Wallet passes. This one was posted on HN a few months ago.
- mortenjorck - 10292 sekunder sedanThe one thing I hope Apple has added to the pass framework is the ability to semantically define a barcode area.
This would enable them to finally have Wallet show ONLY that rectangle at a suddenly blinding brightness level (on HDR displays) for the scanner, rather than cranking up the entire screen.
- msephton - 2070 sekunder sedanWhen I worked at Apple a dozen years ago I pushed hard for this to be built. We were using our own slap dash solution, but we wanted something everybody could use.
Better late than never!
- frabert - 12599 sekunder sedanHaha this is bizzarely specific to my back-of-the woods brain. Feels like something that would be super relevant to someone in San Francisco but not as much to me
- cyanbane - 12493 sekunder sedanEven though they call it pass, this can really be used for a ton of things. Neat addition to the ecosystem, I never would have thought of putting it in the hands of normal users.
- rock_artist - 12428 sekunder sedan> Pass Designer beta requires macOS 27 or later
Interesting if this is due to concrete reason or not.
- philo23 - 11836 sekunder sedanAlso worth mentioning that they added an easy way to make passes directly in the wallet app on iOS 27, you can basically scan in existing barcodes and qr codes.
- mglvsky - 11804 sekunder sedanI've lurked about PKPASS[1] file format a little bit, sounds like any vibecoder can make editor of those files, but maybe I am missing something (verification?)
- deepfriedchokes - 11899 sekunder sedanWould love to see a generative AI tool that can integrate the QR/barcode into the artwork itself. Maybe in the next version… Maybe someone could vibe code that.
- ajkjk - 12375 sekunder sedanDoes it run on non-Apple devices also? If not...
- JMiao - 8640 sekunder sedananyone not on ios 27 — i can recommend an app called “offline cards.” straightforward, clean way to add physical cards to ios wallet.
- Pacopepejuan - 4296 sekunder sedanI use this with Lidl in the uk
- amelius - 10558 sekunder sedanWhy does my hardware vendor need to get into designing passes?
What is next, ASUS making electric bike motors?
- imagetic - 9621 sekunder sedanI didn't have this on my bingo card either. Ugh.
- nater5000 - 8641 sekunder sedanSlow news day on HN, I guess.
- digitaltrees - 5500 sekunder sedanWhy?
- pattt - 6153 sekunder sedanHow in the world was it possible “back then” to be considered innovative and cutting-edge with just so few simple but beautiful products (iPod Classic, iPhone 4..) ?
- j45 - 9666 sekunder sedanThis is genuinely interesting. It's possible in other ways but being able to use your phone as a building access key in some cases would be great.
- jonathanstrange - 6313 sekunder sedanI find it bizarre how Apple continuously ignores Steve Job's visions and seems to get away with it. I really expected there to be a little box that talks with people, is highly intelligent, and helps them to organize their daily lives. They could call it Isaac or something like that.
Yet what's new from Apple? A little color flyer design app. That would have rocked in the 1980s!
- mmmlinux - 10549 sekunder sedanApple bad brigade going hard in here.
- GodelNumbering - 12493 sekunder sedanHard to root for something that only serves to entrench the monopoly further
- kundi - 5795 sekunder sedanAnother artificial and pointless concept to make people subjected to Apple
- benatkin - 12397 sekunder sedanThese are reminiscent of NFTs, they are things you can collect, mass generated.
Nördnytt! 🤓