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This looked awesome, but I found it on the app store and you're charging. I don't think this is a serious enough problem for me to pay you to fix it.
by ballpoint 11y ago
This looked awesome, but I found it on the app store and you're charging. I don't think this is a serious enough problem for me to pay you to fix it.
- moondowner 11y agoIt's common for iOS and OSX apps that are tool oriented/helpful to the user to have a price. Frankly, I'd rather pay $2 than wait 5 seconds for some random full-screen advertisement in the app every time I open it.
- amelius 11y agoActually this is something that iOS should provide. I'll just wait for the next iOS release.
- timonus 11y agoYeah, hopefully it's coming soon
- svarrall 11y agoThere's been a few products like this recently on iOS and Mac (by like this I mean things that could improve my productivity, workflow etc.) that I would like to try but aren't willing to pay for upfront. I won't know if they work for me until I try them. I know it's not a lot of money, but it is if I only use it once and find out it's not for me. It's more hassle to implement but a free with iAP is surely a better monetisation model for a 'utility' app like this?
- pionar 11y agoI'm not sure how Apple does this, but with the Play Store, you have 15 minutes (I might be wrong on the time) to get a refund after purchase, so that you can make sure it works on your device, that it is what it says on the box, etc.