Things of Mabob

About Things of Mabob

New Try it with a test account first. A 7-day trial with no email and no password — boxes, AI cataloguing, and sync all work. A banner counts down the days and notes the trial lives on this phone; creating an account before it ends keeps everything you added. A welcome screen. A fresh install no longer lands on a sign-in form. Usage measurement, and a switch to turn it off. The app now reports first open, signup started, account created, and purchase so ad campaigns can see an install happened. No tracking prompt and no advertising ID on either platform, consent starts denied, and Preferences → Privacy turns it off entirely. Fixed Stuck AI details can be retried from any device. An unfinished analysis now shows its status on every phone in the household, says when the next retry is due (with a Try now), and offers Try again once it has given up. Previously only the phone that took the photo knew anything was wrong. Password managers fill the right fields. Every box on the sign-in and sign-up screens is labelled, so your email address stops landing in "Your Name" — and names keep their capital letters. Bigger tap targets on "Have a code?", "Forgot password?", "Cancel or downgrade", "Request a refund", and the paywall's Terms/Privacy links. Unboxed items show up again. The Boxes screen's Elsewhere section now catches items with no location records at all — the common case after a box is deleted — and the card is named Unboxed to match item cards. Home screen cards say "Out and about" and "Lost" instead of calling everything unboxed. "Not in stock" is tappable. On an item whose box was deleted, it opens the box picker so you can put a unit back in stock instead of staring at a dead label

App privacy

The developer, Popcode Studio, LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.