Wiseday says Apple rejected its update over paper-planner screenshots
Wiseday's developer says App Review applied an on-screen metadata rule to a product designed around a printed daily page.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Wiseday
Why it matters
Wiseday's rejection shows how standardized App Store rules can slow products that cross from software into the physical world, forcing small developers to design for reviewers as well as customers.
The developer behind Wiseday said Apple rejected the latest update to the iPhone planning app after deciding that most of its new App Store screenshots failed to show the software in use.…
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