Native Code opens a newsroom

Native Code now has one place for its news. The newsroom at nativecodeapps.com/newsroom lists every app launch, product update and announcement from the studio, newest first.

The studio builds and runs its own software products, and takes on a small number of outside builds each year. Products ship, get updates, and sometimes change. Anyone who wants the record of that should be able to find it in one place, written the way the studio wrote it.

What’s in it

Three things.

• Releases, newest first. Each one opens with a summary a reporter can lift whole, then a dateline, the details, and any images that go with it.
• A media kit. A press contact answered within one business day. The boilerplate, a fact sheet, logo files and the brand colors. Five images drawn in the studio’s own style. All of it is free to use.
• An RSS feed at /newsroom/rss.xml, so nobody has to remember to check back.

Every release is also marked up as a news article in structured data. Search engines and AI assistants can read what was announced, when, and by whom, straight from the page. The boilerplate in the media kit matches the company description in that data word for word, so the two can never disagree.

“We ship often, and we wanted one place where anyone can see what changed, in our own words,” said the founder.

What happens next

Product announcements follow here as they ship. Anyone can subscribe to the feed. Reporters can reach out to us at support@nativecodeapps.com.