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Publishing February 13, 2023 · 5 replies

Apple 5.1.1 Policy: App intro help

Archived from the Bravo community forum (2021–2026). Some answers may refer to older versions of Bravo.

Apple does not allow me to start my app with user sign-up. According to policy 5.1.1 of Apple, I must allow users to view the app content and not ask for a user ID or Password unless crucial. ok. So I need my app to start NOT from the log-in  but still have those Log-in pages there incase someone wants to add an item to their favorites. Does anyone know how or where to start the Flow on the Figma file? and how to name the sing up / log in pages so the system won't prompt them at the beginning? (My app does have 3 intro pages showing the app utility)

5 replies

Alex February 13, 2023

My app has been fine on the App store for many months now with no issue for that.

My only difference is I show a few tutorial slides before asking for an account.

Ie. use the tag "[intro:once]"

Antonio February 13, 2023

Thank you for your reply, I downloaded the app to see your intro, Nice! I do also have mine set up with 3 intro pages explaining the function of the app. By the way, which tag are you using on your first intro for push notifications? thank you for sharing

Alex February 14, 2023

Thanks!

OneSignal. I just followed the Bravo tutorial for setup. But I know some people have had issue setting it up, but no problems here.

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