app-review

To request an App Store review prompt, call the StoreKit `requestReview()` API within your SwiftUI app. This triggers an Apple-handled review dialog, managing the system's default display logic and UI automatically.

The best time to trigger a review prompt is after meaningful user engagement, such as completing a specific task. Avoid showing review prompts on first launch or immediately after errors to maximize positive feedback.

Apple's rate limiting rules restrict how often `requestReview()` prompts can appear to prevent user fatigue. Adhering to these guidelines ensures the system suppresses excessive dialogs and maintains a positive user experience.

Yes, you can use StoreKit to ask for ratings after a specific number of sessions. Implement intelligent timing rules to track user engagement and trigger `requestReview()` only after milestones like a 5th workout completion.

The App Store review prompt may not show up due to Apple's built-in rate limiting and display rules. The system automatically suppresses `requestReview()` calls if shown too frequently or if conditions are unmet.

Yes, the app-review Skill handles the StoreKit review integration process by providing strategies for `requestReview()` implementation, smart timing rules, and rate limiting best practices to optimize user feedback collection.