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【High priority】 IOS device version IOS version migration
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Development of our iOS version has now caught up with the Android version. We plan to release it in mid-August.
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We’re sorry, but due to the App Store review process and the current development schedule, the iOS release may be delayed by about a month. We’re now aiming to release it around mid-September.
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Due to the app review process and additional compliance requirements, the release of the iOS version may be delayed slightly further than originally planned. I sincerely apologize for the delay and appreciate your patience and understanding. I am continuing to work through the remaining review and compliance requirements and hope to make the iOS version available as soon as possible. Thank you very much for your continued support.
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Hassanein Makhlouf
Greetings I'm trying to spread the word but many of my friends have iPhone Any update on ios version Have a lovely day
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Hassanein Makhlouf
Apple has a beta testing channe ( TestFlight) is it possible to publish there?
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Yes, TestFlight is definitely an option for beta testing the iOS version. At the moment, however, we are still working through Apple’s review process and making several changes to ensure the app complies with their requirements. Unfortunately, this has been taking quite a bit of time. Thank you very much for helping spread the word and for your patience! Have a lovely day too.
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Stiljano Mulita
great
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:)
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Because I want the iOS and Android versions to work together and keep the interface and user experience as consistent as possible, I try to consider both platforms whenever I add new features. However, the Android version has been evolving quite quickly, and every time I add more features to the iOS build, it can introduce new issues during App Store review. This has made it harder to get the first iOS version approved and released. So I’ve slightly changed the approach for now. I’ve temporarily reduced some features in the initial iOS release so I can first get a simpler and more stable version through App Store review and published. Once the iOS version is live, I can then gradually add those features back through updates and bring the iOS and Android versions closer together again in terms of features, interface, and overall experience. This way, the initial iOS release won’t keep being delayed by new features and new review issues.
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