>anki is free on desktop and android
>costs $25 on ios
wtf is this shit?

>>105905475 (OP)
Look up what it took to bring it to iOS and the reason for the cost, the developer himself explains it.

>>105905475 (OP)
Based dev fleecing isheep

>>105905475 (OP)
Paid for with ads on Android. Paid for with cash on iOS. 25 bucks for a flash card app is delusional though.

>>105905524
>Paid for with ads on Android.
No it isn't.

>>105905491
>>105905475 (OP)
I forgot my obligatory itoddlers BTFO

>>105905475 (OP)
>desktop and android supports webp, avif, opus+ogg, etc. without paying
>ios has limited support and you pay for it
sucks to be them, i guess

>>105905535
You made me check. It's literally just not the same app. Anki is iOS-only and is paid. Ankidroid is an unofficial Android port which is open source and free.

>>105905475 (OP)
On Android you pay 25$ once.
On IOS you have to pay 100$ per month to be listed

>>105905475 (OP)
>anki is free on desktop and android
>costs $25 on ios
>wtf is this shit?
Read what word "cuck" means. You are what that word means. Enjoy.

>>105905475 (OP)
iToddlers BTFO

>>105905475 (OP)
apple pigs enjoy being treated like this

>>105905475 (OP)
>Hey, I want to release my free program on windows
>...Okay? Then offer a download link to the installer .exe or .msi somewhere. Or just a .zip, iunno. Or the .exe directly....

>Hey, I want to release my free program on Linux
>Sure, just release a Flatpak or some RPM and .deb repo somewhere, or the plain binary, or whatever...

>Hey, I want to release my app on Android
>It's a $25 one time fee, then you can release as many apps as you want on the play store. Or just offer an .apk for free on your website, or release to one of the other app stores.

>Hey, I want to release my free app on iOS
>That'll be $100/year. No, you can't just provide a download link to an .ipa. For "security". If you live in Communistan (Europa), they have forced us to allow third party stores, but trust us, we're making the experience as shitty as we can get away with. For your safety.
>Also, you need to buy a current, supported mac that can run the latest macOS and Xcode. You see, for your safety. Pay. Up.

And that's why iOS doesn't even have, for example, a semi-decent good free music app. And all the paid ones are subscription based. For a fucking music player. A one time payment is simply not enough, the dev will lose money. Or you use the default one, which can't play .ogg, you can't add music tracks without connecting to a computer like it's an iPod from 2001 with no internet connectivity and it'll try to sell you Apple Music (TM) even if you deliberately turn that off in the hidden settings.

>>105905491
>99 dollar one time fee to put an app on the app store
He could have made it free after 4 people purchased it

>>105906760
Never mind it's 99 dollars annually, so he could just make it free after 4 people purchase it every year

>>105906775
And who are those first four schmucks supposed to be?

>>105905475 (OP)
Kek, I have it and I don't use it at all. Can't believe I paid $25 for it

>>105906845
>>105906862

>>105905475 (OP)
iTODDLERS BTFO

itoddlers are rich white people
androgroids are poor brown people from INdia

>>105907741
based

>>105905475 (OP)
>>105906760
>Why is the Android version free when the iPhone version isn’t?
>Working on Anki desktop, AnkiWeb and AnkiMobile is my full time job, and I need some way of paying the bills. Since I make the desktop & web versions available for free, I rely on sales of the iPhone app in order to finance development.
>AnkiDroid is written by a separate group of volunteers. Since they based it on the free desktop version I make available (and rely on AnkiWeb in order to synchronize decks), they decided to make it freely available as well.

>>105911648
https://faqs.ankiweb.net/why-does-ankimobile-cost-more-than-a-typical-mobile-app.html?highlight=Anki,cost#why-does-ankimobile-cost-more-than-a-typical-mobile-app

>>105907741
based

>>105905475 (OP)
I mean, it's not like people who pay $1,500 for a phone whose entire purpose is easy and no frills usability aren't going to fork over 20-something dollars for an app.

>>105905475 (OP)
Retard tax.