Falcon

@dfeinberg5 250 characters? The app gives you freedom to write upto 250 words of content, & highlights the lock once you reach the limit. The lock only signifes that you can't add content. But you can still save everything you have written. The app will not hold you from saving what you have already written.

@chintanghate hmm, that's odd. Perhaps it was just user error 😃 but regardless I think it's worth considering a slightly different approach. Thanks for your swift reply!

@dfeinberg5 I considered the free-trial model as you suggested. But that is allowed only in the new subscription model introduced by Apple, which would need users paying some amount each year to continue using the app. That seemed like a bad business model for such a minimal app, so had to let that go. But to make the presence of inApp purchase for removing word limit clearer, I have snapshot of it on the appStore page. Whenever you start the app, and you haven't purchased the inApp product to remove word limit, you'll see a lock on the bottom-left corner of the app, & it gets highlighted when the user reaches the word limit. I hope there is no issue with the autolayout that is preventing the lock from displaying. Can you please check & let me know? Thanks!

@dfeinberg5 Forgot to mention this. The 250 words limit is a limit PER DOCUMENT. You can try out the app with as many documents as you like, as far as they are less than 250 words long.

@sdw It might seem so from screenshots, but I can assure you functionally it is nothing similar to iA writer. :) And the icon contains a cursor similar to iA writer, but you can see its zoomed in version, & the idea behind the icon on the app site - http://origin.star-lord.me. Let me know what you think.