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Apple Allows Push Notifications for Non App Store Apps

By Brian Messenlehner | February 27, 2023

You will now be able to send push notifications without having an app in the app store. This is big news, and honestly we never thought it would happen. Here’s the tl;dr: This is big 🤯 Apple recently announced that iOS devices running iOS 16.4 will now be able to receive push notifications for home…

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App Store Screenshots

How To Create Great Looking App Store Screenshots

By Scott Bolinger | December 8, 2020

Great screenshots are critical to making your app store listing attractive to collect more app downloads. In this article I’ll show you how to go beyond just grabbing screenshots from your app. Learn how to liven them up with attention grabbing titles background images, and device frames. Free Figma and Photoshop files included. Table of…

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New App: Share and Upvote WordPress Community Content

By Scott Bolinger | November 30, 2020

The new Capital P Dangit app by AppPresser is live on the app stores. Download it (links below) to find the best content from around the WordPress community. Share, upvote, and even submit your articles in a user friendly mobile app. This app was built with AppPresser just for fun. Here are some of the…

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In App Purchases

Apple In App Purchase Fees Cut in Half

By Scott Bolinger | November 23, 2020

Apple recently announced that they will be dropping their commissions on in app purchases to 15% starting January 1st, 2021. The fees will be reduced for anyone making under $1 million per year, which they classify as Small Businesses. From Apple’s announcement: Existing developers who made up to $1 million in 2020 for all of…

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New! Apple and Google Login

By Scott Bolinger | November 3, 2020

You can now allow your app users to easily login to your app with their Apple and Google accounts. (not available on all plans) With this feature enabled, your app users will be shown the standard email/password login, as well as buttons for Apple and Google Sign on. When they click one of the buttons,…

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App Page Builder

New! App Page Builder

By Scott Bolinger | October 27, 2020

Our new App Page Builder lets you create pages for your app easier than ever. Create custom page layouts Drag and drop components visually See changes right away, less rebuilding! No code required This is a huge improvement for creating custom pages in your apps, it’s faster and more intuitive. Create Custom Page Layouts Using…

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iOS app rejection reasons

9 Reasons Your App Could Be Rejected By Apple Review

By Damien O'Neill | October 19, 2020

We deal with Apple App Review a lot. Too much actually. We’ve submitted thousands of apps on behalf of customers and dealt with lots of rejections. In this article, we are going to cover some of the biggest mistakes we have seen that could get your app rejected by the Apple Review Team. It’s a…

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Function to Enroll a User into a LearnDash Course

By Scott Bolinger | October 14, 2020

To enroll or unenroll a user from a LearnDash course programatically (using code), you use the ld_update_course_access() function. Enroll This function takes 3 arguments, the user id, course id, and whether you’d like to remove them from the course. To get the course id, it’s helpful to use the learndash_get_course_id() function. This allows you to…

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The Difference Between WordPress Actions and Filters (for beginners)

By Scott Bolinger | October 5, 2020

If you want to customize something on your WordPress site using code, you use an action or a filter. With an action or a filter, you can add something to a page, load Javascript or CSS, add information to a post before it is saved, and a thousand other things. So what’s the difference between…

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Updates – Logins, Camera, and Email Notifications

By Scott Bolinger | September 28, 2020

This month we made some significant updates to AppPresser apps, here is a log of the important changes. September stats just for fun: > 75 code commits > 1700 email replies > dozens of bugs squashed Login Updates By default the WordPress login token (JWT) expires after 7 days. An expired token causes problems with…

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