@andov.zip: Apple finally reviewed my app after 13 days. Then they rejected it for a bug I couldn't reproduce. Day 19 of #Shipaton #BuildInPublic It worked on my phone. It worked on #TestFlight But Apple got a blank screen. So I fixed the issue, added more safeguards, and submitted another build. Meanwhile, I'm also building a backup plan: my #Macapp that cleans AI markers from copied text. Today's lesson: Don't touch what you don't need to touch. Especially when your app has been waiting 10+ days for #review 😅

Lukas | Meta Ads for Apps :

brutal, a bug you can't even reproduce is the worst kind. but here's the reframe on the wait: review downtime is dead time for building, which is exactly why the backup mac app feels tempting, it feels productive. the thing it's actually perfect for is the part you keep deferring, lining up distribution for the app that's about to ship. use these stuck days to find the hook and stack the content so the second it's approved it launches into demand instead of silence. the wait isn't a reason to start app #2, it's free runway to prep the launch of app #1