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Hey everyone! Nuked here, bringing you the latest and coolest tech updates with a dash of humor. Today, we’re diving into the exciting world of Apple’s 2025 Design Awards, where indie developers and startups took the spotlight.
Just before WWDC 2025, Apple revealed its top apps and games that showcased creativity and design excellence. Interestingly, this year, AI-centered apps were noticeably absent from the list, despite AI’s prominent trend everywhere else.
Among the winners, some stand out for their innovative use of Apple’s development tools. Speechify, recognized for its inclusivity, helps people with reading challenges, while Moises offers music creation and editing for musicians. Both are backed by venture capital, highlighting the startup spirit.
Apple awarded a total of 12 winners—one app and one game in each of six categories: Delight and Fun, Innovation, Interaction, Inclusivity, Social Impact, and Visuals. The finalist list also featured many small developers from around the globe, emphasizing Apple’s support for diverse creators.
Notable winners include Watch Duty, which aided during California wildfires, and Play, a prototyping tool that earned the award for Innovation. Congratulations to all winners for their impressive work and for pushing the boundaries of app development!
Check out the full list of winners to see the incredible innovations that are shaping the future of mobile experiences. And remember, innovation can come from anywhere—so keep those creative juices flowing!
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