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Spent the last few months building Fotova, an iPad photo booth app for event operators. It got approved this week after seven rejections, and the last one is the one I'd tell people about. My free plan allows one device. App Review tested on two. The second sign-in evicted the first. Correct behaviour, but my app treated "evicted" and "revoked by the operator" as the same thing, so the first iPad signed itself out mid-review. They reported it as "we were unable to use Device Settings, the button was unresponsive." The session was dissolving underneath them. A button that does nothing is what that looks like from outside. Two others worth knowing if you're doing iOS subscriptions: Every App Store server notification I'd received had been silently ignored for months. str() on their enum returns "NotificationTypeV2.SUBSCRIBED", not "SUBSCRIBED", so none of my comparisons matched. Nothing errored — the endpoint verified the signature, found no match, returned 200. My tests passed the whole time because my fixtures used plain strings. Terms of Use has to be linked in your App Store description and in the binary. There's no field for it, so it's easy to do half and think you're done. The app itself: the print template drives the capture. You design the strip, and how many photos it takes, in what order, and how they crop all follow from it. Runs fully offline — capture, effects, assembly and printing are all on-device, because every operator has a story about the night the venue wifi died. Free plan, no card : fotova.app The thing I'd actually like feedback on: does the landing page make it clear what this is within five seconds? It's had almost no traffic, so it's never really been read by a stranger.   submitted by   /u/umja345 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/16 14:29:56