Apple is seeking developer input on WWDC26 through a new survey on its Developer blog. The voluntary survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and focuses on gathering feedback about this year's event.

The company emphasizes confidentiality, stating results will be reported only in aggregate and asking developers to avoid sharing identifying information. Apple wants to know which WWDC activities participants engaged with, their expectations, and overall satisfaction with the conference.

The survey also explores developers' motivations, the apps they're building, and their connections to Apple and the broader developer community. Participants can share insights on platform preferences and community engagement. Apple has made the survey available through a provided link for interested developers.