Users already bypass our app to manipulate data with Claude, iOS dev warns
Few-Introduction5414 · reddit · 2026-10-24
An iOS developer kicked off a Reddit discussion asking whether traditional UIs will survive in an agent-driven world. He has observed users directly manipulating his company's app data with Claude, since the model has access to it—making page-by-page navigation feel obsolete. His company's app may need to adapt, and he's brainstorming how.
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