Apple needs a better solution for the App Store's vibe coding flood: Here's what I'd do

Apple faces a flood of vibe-coded apps, with submissions exceeding 1,000 per hour as developers embrace faster toolchains. WWDC highlighted the surge alongside a higher App Store review bar, though the author argues this is not a complete solution. Historically, Airport offered an App Store for TestFlight apps, allowing indie developers to share unlisted apps, but Apple never approved it. TestFlight imposes a 10,000-tester limit and lacks a robust discovery process, prompting ideas for a Discover tab and higher tester limits. Critics urge a better distribution solution to maintain App Store quality while enabling small projects to reach audiences.