I've been developing an alarm app called SuperAlarm for over a year now. Alarm apps have a unique characteristic that sets them apart from other apps in terms of how they launch. While most apps are typically launched when users tap their icons, alarm apps need to automatically open when the alarm goes off. However, this behavior was impossible on iOS because iOS doesn't provide any way for apps…
Last week, I launched an iOS app called SuperDose — a simple medication reminder that sends notifications to users when it's time to take their meds. For the app to function properly, it needs access to the Critical Alerts API. Critical Alerts allow notifications to bypass silent mode and Do Not Disturb, which is essential for users who take life-saving medications like those for hypertension.…