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Fintech | Certified Digital Marketing Professional | Digital Campaign Manager | AI Generalist | Web/App Development Specialist | Tech Enthusiast

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Joined April 2010
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How long did it take Apple to approve your last app update, and what did you update?
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My @Hetzner_Online manager app now offers support for four languages. I worked with native speakers to craft each part of the app to ensure smooth integration 😊 update your app today apps.apple.com/ca/app/rackli…
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Here is your daily reminder to rethink free trials. Within 1 minute the user activated a free trial and canceled it.
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RoadReady has become a pretty good example of why I enjoy building native iOS apps: SwiftUI for the experience, Apple frameworks for the deep integrations, and a focused product problem underneath it all.
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I deliberately kept @RevenueCat separate from vehicle data. It manages subscriptions; it doesn’t get VINs, mileage, documents, insurance details, or Family Garage records. apps.apple.com/us/app/road-r…
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WidgetKit + App Intents + Siri Shortcuts gave RoadReady some of my favorite “small” features. The best utilities are the ones that can help before you even fully open them.
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RoadReady uses VisionKit and Apple’s on-device capabilities for scanning workflows where possible. Less manual typing, especially when you’re dealing with VINs and documents. apps.apple.com/us/app/road-r…
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There is an interesting feature coming to RoadReady later this week. For persons with multiple vehicles, now you can add custom colors to your vehicle 🚗
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The RoadReady subscription migration ended up with 1,159 automated tests across 107 suites. Probably excessive for a “simple car app,” but reliability matters when purchases are involved. 😂
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A lot of people seem to be locked in Apple's review 'jail'. Hold the faith; hope you get bail soon 🫡
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RoadReady doesn’t require you to create an account just to use the app. That was a deliberate product and technical decision.
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Family Garage is powered by CloudKit sharing. That gave me a native Apple path for sharing selected vehicle data without building a whole account system from scratch. apps.apple.com/us/app/road-r…
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One technical decision I’m happy with: RoadReady keeps sensitive vehicle information on-device wherever practical instead of shipping everything off to a backend.
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VIN decoding in RoadReady uses NHTSA data, which lets the app turn a VIN into useful vehicle information without maintaining a giant proprietary vehicle database. apps.apple.com/us/app/road-r…
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The core stack behind RoadReady includes SwiftUI, SwiftData, StoreKit/RevenueCat, CloudKit, WidgetKit, App Intents, VisionKit, and Apple’s notification frameworks.
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RoadReady is built natively in SwiftUI. I wanted the experience to feel like it belongs on iPhone, not like a web app squeezed into a mobile shell. apps.apple.com/us/app/road-r…
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“Your car, handled.” That’s really the whole idea behind RoadReady. Fewer loose ends, fewer forgotten dates, and a clearer picture of your vehicle.
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