Replit says it has "worked things out with Apple", which has approved a Replit update after four months, following a reported dispute over vibe coding apps (Zac Hall/9to5Mac)

Replit has resolved a four-month App Store approval dispute with Apple, gaining clearance for a significant platform update that had been blocked over concerns related to AI-assisted coding features. This resolution highlights the ongoing tension between innovative developer tools and Apple's app governance policies, underscoring the need for IT leaders to anticipate regulatory scrutiny when adopting or recommending third-party development platforms. For enterprises relying on or considering Replit for their development workflows, the approval signals platform stability while emphasizing the importance of monitoring App Store policy alignment for business-critical tools.