review-prompt

To implement an App Store review prompt, configure trigger conditions like session counts and days since install, then use StoreKit to handle requests automatically. This infrastructure detects iOS and macOS platforms to manage prompt timing and adhere to Apple's guidelines.

StoreKit review prompts differ for macOS direct distribution versus the App Store by requiring alternative handling. The system automatically detects the platform distribution method to route requests correctly, ensuring appropriate user feedback collection for both environments.

Apple's guidelines for App Store review prompt cool-down periods require minimum thresholds and delays between requests to prevent spam. Setting user-defined trigger conditions based on positive actions and session counts ensures optimal user experience and compliance with StoreKit limits.

You can set custom conditions to trigger an App Store review request by defining minimum thresholds for session counts, days since install, or positive user actions. This configurable infrastructure manages cool-down periods to respect Apple's prompt frequency limits.

To avoid conflicts with existing review prompt implementations, the generated infrastructure checks for current systems before deploying. It manages platform detection and configurable conditions to prevent duplicate StoreKit requests and maintain a clean user feedback workflow.