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I would like to be able to make an entire category inaccessible to non-subscribers, without displaying titles or pictures. (Map section) Currently, only item-by-item restriction is possible, which limits the value of premium content. Thank you for considering this improvement.

What's the plan on creating a web version for member to sign up for subscriptions via the web. Right now everything gets forcede to the app.

Ability to send messages to users in app from backend, not push notifications, but have an inbox in content apps. I have seen this in other apps.

Create API to enable 1:1 push notifications to users based on user ID.

Currently, users are required to enter their email address to comment; however, this creates some uncertainty, as it's unclear whether the email address will be made publicly visible. Would it be possible to include a reassuring notice specifying that the email address will not be displayed in comments? For those who already have a profile, delete the email field and use Instagram-style, but the email will still appear in the back office. Thank you very much.

BMI, if properly integrated into a user profile, should go beyond providing a numerical value, becoming an intelligent tool for personalizing fitness content. In an app that offers content related to training and wellness, BMI can be used as a link between the user and the content offered. Each fitness program, article, or video can be associated with a specific BMI range, making the experience more consistent and targeted. For example, a user with a BMI of 25 or higher could automatically view content aimed at weight loss, progressive cardio, or low-impact workouts, while a user with a normal BMI would receive suggestions for maintaining, toning, or improving performance. This way, the content is not generic, but contextualized to the user's actual condition. This logic allows for a more seamless and personalized experience: the user doesn't have to choose what's best for them; the app itself guides them based on the data already present in their profile. BMI thus ceases to be a single number and becomes a key to accessing content. As BMI changes over time, the suggested content can also evolve, guiding the user on a progressive and consistent journey. This strengthens motivation, increases engagement, and enhances the app's perceived value. In this scenario, BMI is no longer a simple calculator, but a personalization engine that intelligently and seamlessly connects data, goals, and fitness content.

GB should add product customizations to shopping apps. If I'm buying a t-shirt and want to customize it with a text or number, it would be very helpful to be able to add it. Thank you very much

The possibility to add a feature that switch between light and dark mode

Nearly all successful paywall apps show their paywall on first ever launch immediately after the user first downloads the app, which is when conversion rate is highest. I'd like to be able to do this, and then show the paywall during one in every 5 or 10 launches afterwards. So for every five times the user launches the app, they see the paywall once in place of a full page ad placement on launch.

Description: Currently, the bottom Tab Bar only appears on the first three sections in the app’s structure. Sections beyond those do not show the Tab Bar, which creates an uneven navigation experience and can leave users feeling disoriented when the menu suddenly disappears. Requested Enhancement: Please add the ability to display the Tab Bar across all sections or enable a simple toggle to turn it on/off per section. Why This Matters: Consistent navigation is essential for usability. Allowing the Tab Bar to remain visible throughout the entire app would make navigation more intuitive, reduce user friction, and strengthen the overall experience for both app creators and end users.