Make the paywall look like a plain Apple settings screen

Joseph ChoiIt's just good branding, I guess. I I do like when like UIs use like familiar interface elements. It just makes it feel a little bit more trustworthy. But yeah, okay, that's cool. Are there any um like really big apps that use this? I think you mentioned one of them.

Jonathan ParraMojo uh uses this uh this style a lot. Um to go back to something you mentioned earlier, I would not discount also creating a SwiftUI-looking paywall. Um I actually uh I worked on a couple paywalls for Pedometer++, and uh their design system just follows the typical SwiftUI uh designs, so they they really didn't customize uh the app too much and made it look like a very Apple-esque app.

Jonathan ParraAnd so, when designing their paywall, it had to look very Apple-esque. And I I was like, "There's no way this is going to work. There's no way it's going to do good." And I tried to also create other variants that were a little bit more designed and uh just a little bit more custom outside of the SwiftUI uh uh style, and it actually The The SwiftUI style actually outperformed everything by quite a long shot.

Jonathan ParraSo I'm not And that could be because, you know, the rest of the app was already in that kind of design, so it it wasn't a big change uh in what the user was kind of expecting in the paywall. Um but I I have done that twice, actually. And so I I did try it with another app, uh and uh I was surprised by the results that the SwiftUI-looking app actually does perform fairly well. Uh so I I would recommend also trying something uh uh with just Apple's Swift design language.

Joseph ChoiYeah. Could you show an example of that?