Join Me for the Apple Intelligence Automators meetup at WWDC26

Meet on Tuesday, June 9th fro 2-4pm in Main Street Cupertino to discuss the new Siri updates out of WWDC.
Join Me for the Apple Intelligence Automators meetup at WWDC26

Hello friends – I am hosting a free Apple Intelligence Automators meetup the day after the keynote as part of CommunityKit (right next to Apple Park) during WWDC, and you’re invited!

We’ll be gathering Tuesday, June 9th from 2-4pm at the Marriott Residence Inn San Jose Cupertino right in Main Street Cupertino, across the street from Philz – that’s just a 20 minute walk from the Apple Park Visitor Center.

Join us to discuss new Siri updates, improvements to Apple Intelligence, and how App Intents—the API that powers Shortcuts—is an integral connection between your app and the Apple ecosystem. Together, we’ll cover everything you need to need to know to get ready for the new Siri in September (finally)!

Anyone interested in AI, Siri, Apple Intelligence, App Intents, and Shortcuts in California during WWDC26 is welcome to join us – both WWDC attendees and non-ticket holders alike are welcome!

I want to thank this year’s sponsors: TapKit, plus RevenueCat, Lumy, Walletsmith, and Sqim. With their support, we’ll have a more structured approach with the following:

Agenda:

  • 2:00-2:15 – Arrival, Nametags, Greeting
  • 2:15-2:20 – Welcome, Thanks to our Sponsors
  • 2:20-2:50 – Keynote recap (Apple Intelligence-focused)
  • 2:50-3:20 – State of the Union recap (Apple Intelligence-focused)
  • 3:20-3:50 –Open Q&A + Community Discussion
  • 3:50-4:00 – Recap, Thank You

Sponsors

Key Sponsors:

  • TapKit is a Mac app that lets you control your iPhone with Claude and Codex – you can give your agent an iPhone and see what they can do (built by TJ Littlejohn of Jootsing Research): https://www.tapkit.ai

Community Sponsors:

  • RevenueCat is used by the world’s best apps to power purchases, manage customer data, and grow revenue on iOS, Android, and the web: https://revenuecat.com
  • Lumy is a beautiful sun tracking app that recently introduced Modes, updated with a new design, included season info, and added a reflect & share feature (built by Raja V, along with Calzy and Currenzy): https://lumy.app
  • Walletsmith gives you full control over your iPhone’s wallet, letting you create custom Apple Wallet passes, import existing ones, customize their appearance and data, and select when and where they become relevant (built by Juan Rodriguez): https://walletsmithapp.com
  • Sqim is an iOS app that lets you preview and interact with your iOS builds from high-fidelity cloud simulators, closing your iOS development feedback loop. Works with any remote control agent like Codex or Claude so you can code on-the-go. Your AI agent uses sqim-cli in your Mac to securely authenticate and push builds. Learn more (built by Neel Makhecha and Juan Djuwadi at Milq):https://milq.ai/sqim

Plus, thank you to Apple for featuring the event on their community events page!

Check out the event invite on Luma and sign up for free– I hope you to see you there!

P.S. If you’re looking tosponsor this event, there’s still one key sponsor slot left.

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