App developer Clément Sauvage has designed a set of enamel pins for Apple fans who want to commemorate WWDC 2026 and Apple's 50th anniversary. Sauvage is offering the pins on Kickstarter, and plans to start shipments in May ahead of WWDC.
The pins feature the Apple developer logo, the Apple Intelligence icon, Apple's "spaceship" and rainbow at the Apple Park campus, the entrance to Apple's Infinite Loop campus, the Swift logo, and more. A single pin is available for 10 euros, while a full set of eight WWDC-themed pins is priced at 45 euros.
Sauvage has done enamel pin sets in 2021 and 2024, so this is his third offering. There are some add-on pins from prior years available as well.
Apple often designs its own WWDC pins that are given to developers that attend the WWDC Special Event, but the pins are not available for general purchase.
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I came here to type something similar. I don’t see how this good deed goes unpunished for long.
Maybe because I’m doing it for the community and not to make money. I’m a developer, not a pins reseller. I’m just celebrating community without breaking any IP.
Nice to see an indie developer and fan creating some memorabilia for other fans to fill Apple’s gap… well, until the cease and desist letter arrives from Apple’s IP lawyers anyway.
Why would they ? No IP is infringed here, no logo (I made super extra care) and WWDC (Worldwide Developer Conference) isn’t and can’t be a trademark 😉
