I think the timing is somewhat fortunate in that finally getting out the iPad update this summer or fall will help with any potential pricing changes Reddit makes to the API, especially since the iPad update brings some very nice things for the iPhone version as well. If the theme park potentially has to cost slightly more for some folks but the ginormous expansion to the park with live resurrected dinosaurs is finally ready after a decade of teasing, it's a pretty good mix, you know?

That being said the update I'm talking about in the OP with a bunch of common feature additions wrapped into one will be before the iPad update, I don't want to hold back that update when I could get it out then go back to the iPad some more.

iOS 17 will likely add a bit more work to my plate too in all honesty, but that's always fun new stuff that's exciting regardless.

tl;dr: gon be a busy summer for ol christian

My plan is for it to be the same app, you won't have to pay extra for the iPad version versus the iPhone version

Hoping that makes the cut yeah!

They said it would be Monday (yesterday) but I haven't heard anything. I do have a meeting with them on Wednesday, though.

Per my crash report dashboard it very much isn’t. Could you elaborate?

Like tomorrow after the call (Wednesday)? Yeah totally. To my knowledge they’re also providing the pricing publicly to all so it won’t be something you’ll have to wait for my write up to get any info on, but I’d like to probably sit with it for a few hours, analyze what it means for Apollo’s pricing going forward, talk with Reddit about it, etc. But yeah my plan is to be as transparent as possible through this process.

Thanks, looking into it!