Apple today updated the Apple Developer, introducing a Liquid Glass redesign and offering developers some WWDC-themed stickers that can be used in the Messages.
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The Apple Developer app features a revamped Liquid Glass icon that brings back some older design elements while adopting the aesthetic of the transparent Liquid Glass. The icon features a pencil, a paintbrush, and a ruler that form an “A” shape, which is a departure from the previous version with a more generic design.
There are also Liquid Glass design elements in the app, with Apple adopting a transparent navigation bar with a Liquid Glass slider and a separate search button.
The stickers include a 50th anniversary design, a skull with an Apple eyepatch, a juice box, California poppies, and hologram-style options with the words “hello” and “WWDC 26.” All of the stickers are animated.
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Apple says the app also includes list filtering by Unread, Bookmarked , and Downloaded, along with preferred topics. Capturing images while recording has also been improved.
New in this version:
- Renewed appearance with Liquid Glass.
- Filter list by Unread, Bookmarked and Downloaded, and preferred topics.
- Improved image capture reliability during recording.
- Bug fixes and various other improvements.
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The Apple Developer app is available for free download. Ahead of WWDC 2026, it will be updated with new session information and an option to watch the keynote on June 8.
