No ticket system, no bot. Tell me what happened and which app, and I'll reply — usually the same day, at worst a couple.
SUPPORT support@playbones.appSend me the hand — there's a "copy board state" button in the match menu. If Bones is wrong I'll fix it and credit you in the release notes.
Yes — single-player is fully offline. Online matches obviously need a connection, and will resume when you get one back.
No date yet. It ships when the CarPlay widget is right — leave your email on the Lume page and you'll hear once.
By default it cleans up new screenshots as you take them. It won't touch your existing files unless you ask it to.
Free keeps every screenshot clean and safe — auto-rename to your pattern, residual metadata stripped, with an undo net. The one-time $4.99 unlock makes the names smart: it reads what's on screen (on-device OCR) or the app that made it, files shots into folders, and can convert/compress. Privacy is free; convenience is what you pay for.
It mutes the built-in mic and most external mics, system-wide — every app at once, not just your video call. A few third-party audio devices manage their own mute and can't be overridden.
No — macOS has no API for that, so callm won't claim it. It handles the microphone and silences notifications during Call Mode, then reverts on its own when the meeting ends.
No. Every read, strip and edit happens on your iPhone. The one feature that ever reaches out is "Look up this place," which sends only a coordinate — never the photo — to Apple Maps, and only when you tap it.
No. Blanck cleans the file without re-encoding the image, so the pixels stay exactly as they were. Viewing everything is free; unlimited stripping, selective removal and batch are the one-time Pro unlock.
A slip is a loosened stitch, not a cut. Grace days, pauses and weekend skips are generous by default, and Skein even asks whether a break was really a break before it counts — so a bad day is recoverable, never "streak lost forever."
No. iOS hands it anonymous tokens, never app names or icons — it literally can't tell which apps you use, and there's no account, no server, no tracking.
Yes — an annual plan (with a discounted student rate), or a one-time Lifetime purchase if you'd rather never renew. There's a 7-day free trial, and the stakes are always cosmetic, never real money. Billing and cancellation run through your Apple ID; see the terms.
Almost certainly not. Each app keeps its data on your device — read the privacy page for the app you're using.
Purchases go through Apple, so refunds do too: reportaproblem.apple.com. Tell me why anyway — it's useful.