I created a crypto price alert app. Apple rejected it for nonsense
I made this app because I would check prices too often and knew others would want this app too.
There are no in app purchases, or ads. I think this is why Apple really rejected it. They don't like the fact that I'm not trying to charge, just providing a free app for the masses in my spare time.
The app requires users to use the 'Sign in with Apple' sign in method, so that I can associate price move alerts with accounts.
They are rejecting my app because it also shows real-time prices of crypto assets. They say I need to move these price checks to be before the sign-in prompt.
I can do this, but the whole episode just irked me the wrong way. What's their freaking problem? Coinbase makes you sign in before showing you crypto prices, so why am I being singled out? Or do you just reject new apps for no reason because you have to show you're doing something?
I try to see the best in Apple, I really do. I've shipped 15 iOS apps for them, but they irritate the hell out of me.