A real iOS release needs public trust pages
The website includes a home page, privacy policy, terms of service, support page, localized metadata, canonical URLs, Open Graph tags, sitemap, robots, and structured data.
These pages are intended to support App Store review and give users a clear public place to understand the app before downloading.
Authentication is planned around Supabase
Lumora's product plan includes email sign-in, Apple Sign in, Google Sign in, password recovery, and Supabase-backed private storage.
The iOS app uses configuration for the Supabase URL, anon key, redirect scheme, and authenticated session context.
Paid features should use RevenueCat
When Lumora enables paid features, the project standard is RevenueCat with a centralized entitlement model, restore purchases, privacy and terms links on the paywall, and stable App Store product identifiers.
This keeps purchase state separate from scattered product-id checks and makes review preparation easier.