trainerfu

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by trainerfu 6y ago
How are we trying to find way around it? We don't want to sell anything via IAP because it does not make sense in our app. But somehow we are forced to do it.
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by trainerfu 6y ago
We don't have any links inside the app that direct the users to the fitness business website. We even had a call with the app reviewer and this thing never came up. We would be happy to remove any links if they find. But I don't t
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by trainerfu 6y ago
Most probably not.
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by trainerfu 6y ago
You are right. It is like meeting guidelines have become more important than any thing else. And in our case adding IAP will surely make for a poor user experience. How a fitness business can serve users that sign up for an in-app purchase
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by trainerfu 6y ago
An app developer can implement copay feature on iOS using Apple pay without any issues right now. But that is not the issue.. See I go to physical therapist for my shoulder pain and get home workout on my app. Apple is saying that you can&#
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by trainerfu 6y ago
Yes, we build apps for gym and personal training businesses. Most of the value is delivered in-person or Skype (assessment, workout design, taking client through a workout etc). I feel like the guideline is not clear cut. The personal train
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by trainerfu 6y ago
We’ve been making white-label apps for fitness businesses for a few years now. Our white label app allows fitness businesses to deliver better personal training experience to their clients. Personal trainers and their clients can use the ap