Reddit rules index · read 2026-09-26
Can you promote on r/iOSProgramming?
Allowed Its rules allow sharing your own work.
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A subreddit to discuss, share articles, code samples, open source projects and anything else related to iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, or visionOS development.
What its rules say about promotion
Self-promotion is allowed to some extent
Self-promotion is permitted to a certain extent. If your product or service is behind a paywall, we expect you to provide a description of your product or service, the challenges you faced, and, perhaps as a bonus, a technical overview of it. For freely accessible products or services, our policy is more lenient. However, we do not allow blatant advertisements or spam. Articles or links that solely exists to promote a paid product or service may be removed at our discretion.
Only post your app on Saturday
You may post about *one* app, *once* a year. It does not have to be your first app. please refrain from posting few hours before a new day or if you don't have previous activity. You cannot make more than one app post per year. You may not post about multiple different apps within the same year. Read post content guideline at: https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/wiki/app-saturday
All 7 rules of r/iOSProgramming
- Be civil
https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy As for being rude, this is mostly up to our discretion, but includes correcting someone's grammar in an impolite way. Your comment will be removed for such an offense and you may be banned if you have a history of doing that. All content on this subreddit should be appropriate for all ages. - Frequently asked questions
Some questions are now restricted to the Discord server. These questions are often easily searchable, or have been asked many times before. You can find the Discord server [here](https://discord.gg/Y38tkC5M9w). - Frequently posted topics
Some topics are now restricted to the Discord server. Such topics include: job ads/offers, requests, or app ideas. - Self-promotion is allowed to some extent
Self-promotion is permitted to a certain extent. If your product or service is behind a paywall, we expect you to provide a description of your product or service, the challenges you faced, and, perhaps as a bonus, a technical overview of it. For freely accessible products or services, our policy is more lenient. However, we do not allow blatant advertisements or spam. Articles or links that solely exists to promote a paid product or service may be removed at our discretion. - Posts must be about Apple platform development
Posts unrelated to development on any Apple platform (iOS, macOS, etc) may be removed. This includes posts about Android development, and posts not about development at all. - No piracy or jailbreaking guidance
This subreddit is not the place to seek help for piracy or jailbreaking. We do not condone pirating other developers apps or services. For jailbreaking, please visit r/jailbreak - Only post your app on Saturday
You may post about *one* app, *once* a year. It does not have to be your first app. please refrain from posting few hours before a new day or if you don't have previous activity. You cannot make more than one app post per year. You may not post about multiple different apps within the same year. Read post content guideline at: https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/wiki/app-saturday
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