Toggles
Apple may reject apps that use a pre-selected trial toggle. A toggle set to “on” by default can be flagged as a manipulative dark pattern under App Store Review Guidelines — it implies user consent to a free trial without an explicit choice.
To avoid rejection, set the toggle to off by default and let users opt in to the trial themselves.
A trial toggle is a binary switch that lets users choose between standard and trial-based products on a paywall. When the user changes its state, it can trigger an action — such as swapping product groups, updating variables, or showing and hiding elements — instantly.
To add a trial toggle, click + on the target screen and select Trial toggle.
Each trial toggle is a selectable element of the Toggle type. Each selectable element has a variable assigned to reflect its state — for example, a toggle named trial gets a trial.is_selected variable with a True or False value.
To make other elements depend on the toggle state, set a conditional action or conditional visibility based on this variable.
