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To implement an App Store review prompt in your iOS app, you need a system that triggers the prompt based on user actions, session counts, and time since install. This approach ensures prompts appear at optimal moments without violating Apple's usage guidelines.

You should prompt users for an App Store review after positive user actions, such as completing a key task multiple times, ensuring enough days have passed since install and avoiding prompts within a 60-day window to respect Apple's limits.

Yes, you can use the same review prompt logic for macOS and iOS with platform detection. The system automatically handles differences between iOS and macOS, including direct distribution versus Mac App Store constraints.

To prevent duplicate App Store review prompts, the system checks for existing review prompt implementations before integrating. This conflict avoidance mechanism ensures your application does not trigger multiple overlapping prompts.

StoreKit review prompts are limited by Apple's guidelines, which restrict prompt frequency and user control. The system respects these limits by enforcing configurable conditions like minimum session counts and 60-day cooldowns to avoid penalization.

Yes, the review prompt system works with direct macOS distribution by detecting the platform environment. It adjusts the integration logic to accommodate differences between Mac App Store and directly distributed macOS applications.