Nic

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@Ninainsauna Nope

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@RydMike Switch to native 😆

[Jake Mor @jakemor]

Free Trial Toggles - banned, full stop.

This is NOT ALLOWED because many people using them employed dark patterns that ruined it for everyone else

The dark pattern: show a free trial toggle on a paywall that changed the selected product. i.e.

Product A has monthly, no trial
Product B has yearly, with trial

User pressed Monthly → thinks they are paying monthly

User toggles trial → thinks trial is enabled on monthly

What actually happened → product selector changed to yearly and user checked out, thinking they got a trial on monthly

This was TOO HARD for the reviewers to distinguish from naive/simple free trial toggles so they banned the UI pattern entirely

[Jake Mor @jakemor]

Transaction Abandon - This is when the user starts a purchase → cancels it → is shown another offer.

→ You are 100% allowed to show any offer on transaction abandon to a customer.

What you cannot do:

→ Excessively nag the customer. Looping them or resurfacing the offer everywhere after they said no is not allowed.

→ Offer it repeatedly where a user ends up in a loop of always being nagged for it when abandoning a transaction

One tasteful offer = ✅

Relentless pestering = manipulative flow = ❌

It comes down to execution.

Again, this is subjective to the reviewer. If you do it tastefully it's okay. if you nag the customer repeatedly it's not.

[Jake Mor @jakemor]

🧵 Superwall had on off-the-record* meeting with someone very high up at Apple yesterday to ask questions about what is and isn't allowed on the App Store. We asked for rules on

→ App2Web
→ Transaction Abandon
→ Free Trial Toggles
→ A/B Testing Paywalls in General

Here's everything we learned...

* Guidelines are intentionally subjective and ultimately up to the reviewer to interpret (more on this in my last post). The only way Apple takes an official stance on a guideline is by updating them.

Some topics may never enter the official guidelines... that doesn't mean they're allowed.

There's a whole layer of internal policy behind the guidelines that isn't written down anywhere and subject to change.

The text you read is just the tip of the iceberg. That's what this thread is about. 👇

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@gerogerber Be prepared it been warm

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

I guess I’ll be going 1 wwdc event 😆😆😁

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@HHaandr @RevenueCat Will do

[mi©k @mickces]

added a pinch effect

try it out here https://t.co/J89iSNMLi5

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@sunrizz Never trust firebase

[Meetory @meetoryapp]

#WWDC26 is around the corner. You will meet lots of people. Remember those moments and stay in touch with #Meetory - Now available in TestFlight https://t.co/z2ANgaeWuf

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@theOtterDev Yup I launched 2 and there dead

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@brookeleblanc Banya is legit the best

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@sunrizz I wake up at 6:00am then back to sleep 🤣

[Nil Coalescing @NilCoalescing]

Build SwiftUI views that update periodically or continuously, without relying on explicit state changes, to create dynamic interfaces and visual effects: https://t.co/v2VluuqDDj

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@eliana_jordan Same

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@austinxwalker Sent

[alva @filipealva]

Ideally you have many great hire options in mind before you even have the budget

[Nic @TheNapDeveloper]

@alyx_so Done

[Tom Dörr @tom_doerr]

17 specialized skills for social media AI agents

https://t.co/difi4vhxSV