Roundup of App Intents developer sessions from WWDC’24

Check out links to every session relevant to App Intents available at WWDC for 2024.
Roundup of App Intents developer sessions from WWDC’24

If you’re a developer looking to update your App Intents implementation for iOS 18, use this page as a resource for links to all the relevant videos, sessions, documentation, and forums you might need to access from Apple.

Videos

Sessions

Apple has released 4 new sessions that focus specific on the App Intents experience:

App Intents are also relevant in these sessions:

Documentation

Once you’ve watched the sessions, here is the main App Intents documentation and the new domains page relevant for Apple Intelligence:

Within the App Intents documentation, these new pages are important to reference as well:

Forums

Apple has also put significant work into its developer forums in recent years and revamped the entire experience – here’s the tag for App Intents (among many others):


If you’re a developer or company looking for direct help with your App Intents implementation, send me an email – I’m now available for App Intents and Shortcuts consulting.

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