Tag: App Development
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Vibe-Coded Mobile App Rejected by the App Store or Google Play? The 10 Usual Reasons and How to Clear Them
AI-built iOS and Android apps hit store review with a predictable set of problems: crashes on the reviewer’s device, no demo login, missing Sign in with Apple, Stripe inside the app, junk permissions, placeholder screens, no account deletion. The ten reasons, how to clear each, and the one-hour pass before you submit once.
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From Lovable, Bolt or Replit to Production: How to Move a Vibe-Coded App Off the Prototype Platform
Your Lovable, Bolt.new, v0 or Replit app has real users and you’ve hit the platform’s ceiling. When to migrate, what to take with you, the six steps to a proper repo and deploy pipeline — and the parts that are worth having an engineer do.
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Family and Group Plans in RevenueCat: Sharing One Subscription Across Multiple Users
A family or team subscription is a different entitlement problem than a single-user one — one purchaser, multiple beneficiaries, and access that has to survive someone leaving the plan. How we model shared access on top of RevenueCat’s single-user entitlement primitive.
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Webhook Architecture for RevenueCat: Building a Backend Sync That Doesn’t Silently Drift
Most RevenueCat webhook integrations work fine until an event arrives twice, arrives out of order, or your endpoint is down for ten minutes. The queue-based pattern that survives all three, and the failure modes it’s specifically designed around.
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GDPR and Subscriber Data in RevenueCat: What a Compliance Review Actually Covers
Any subscription app with European users is handling personal data through a billing platform, whether or not the product itself is sensitive. What a GDPR review of a RevenueCat integration actually looks at — distinct from the health-specific compliance questions we cover elsewhere.
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Refunds, Chargebacks, and Entitlement Revocation: What Happens When the Money Comes Back
A refund and a chargeback both end with revoked access, but they arrive differently, on different timelines, and with different fraud implications. What to actually build so a subscriber’s access changes the moment the store says it should.
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Choosing an Agency to Build Your Subscription App: iOS, Android, and RevenueCat Questions to Ask
Subscription apps carry a specific set of technical and business risks a general app-development brief won’t surface. The questions to ask before you sign, scoped to monetization, billing, and store compliance.
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Migrating an Existing iOS App to RevenueCat Without Losing Subscribers
Moving an app with real, paying subscribers off a homegrown StoreKit implementation is a different job than starting fresh. The migration sequence that keeps entitlements intact and doesn’t interrupt a single renewal.
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Shipaton 2026 (RevenueCat Hackathon): Deadline, Rules, Prizes and a 4-Week Plan to Ship in Time
Shipaton 2026 closes September 30 (11:45pm PT) with $740k+ in cash prizes across 21 categories. The rules that actually matter, what’s at stake, and how to scope a brand-new RevenueCat app that ships before the window shuts.
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RevenueCat Ads: How Ad Revenue Tracking Works Alongside Subscriptions (2026 Guide)
RevenueCat Ads isn’t an ad network — it’s a free layer that tracks AdMob, AppLovin MAX, ironSource and Unity ad revenue next to your subscriptions. What it tracks, how to set it up, what it costs, and FAQ.