- Sumof is now easier to navigate and manage, with clearer change summaries, improved selection controls, and support for more languages. The update has just been submitted for review, but it will probably take a while, so I’m writing this post ahead of time. Adding more languages to Sumof was something I had wanted to do for a while. This update finally does that, including the App Store description and screenshots. Apps without Korean support are easy for me to skip. Even when the language itself is not a problem, the app somehow feels like it may not be supported very well. So this feels like a pretty big step in marketing the app. For the next update, I’d like to improve the design and onboarding.
- This update brings Library to iPhone and iPad, adds a one-time purchase option, and includes design refinements throughout the app. I am writing this before the review has finished, again. The less charming part is that Sumof’s last review is still sitting there too. I checked the obvious places: agreements, account notices, tax and banking, anything that might quietly stop a review before it starts. Nothing. I cancelled the submission and sent it again, partly to see if it had fallen into some invisible stuck state. That was about a week ago. It is still waiting. Korean developer communities have their own theory now: the review queue is slower for the flood of newly vibe-coded apps, while ordinary updates are still getting through. Maybe. I am not exactly outside that category, but Sumof is also not a first-day experiment with no history. It has been on the store for a while. It has some downloads. If that is the reason, I am not sure there is much I can do about it. I have also se...