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Walletwait for iOS: Apple sign-in and testing preparation
An easier way to sign in on the web, followed by the next step toward our iPhone app. This diary separates the website update from the planned iOS testing work.
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Sign in with Apple is now available on the Walletwait website, using Firebase authentication. The original plan was to begin iOS development testing during October 26–November 1, 2026. No public iOS download or test registration was opened by this post when it was published; current availability is listed on the official download page.
- Available: Apple sign-in on the website, alongside Google and email.
- Original testing plan: iOS development testing, focusing on sign-in and purchase discussions.
- To follow: confirmed testing access, progress updates and release links.
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Apple sign-in joins the website
Open the Walletwait sign-in page and choose the Apple button below Google sign-in. Complete authorization on Apple’s page, then return to Walletwait to continue.
Once signed in, describe an item, its price, why you want it and any alternatives. Ask a group of friends or the public plaza for reasons to buy or wait. You make the final decision; votes never place an order or charge you.
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Private email and existing accounts
Apple may offer Share My Email or Hide My Email. With Hide My Email, the website receives an Apple relay address. Enter your Apple password only on Apple’s page, not in our email-password form.
If you already use Google or email to sign in, keep using that method to reach your existing account. Switching to Apple does not automatically merge your accounts, groups or posts. If an existing-account message appears, follow the prompt or contact our team.
Check your profile and history after signing in. Firebase verifies the identity; our privacy policy explains how personal information is handled.
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What did the original iOS testing plan cover?
At publication, the plan was to begin iOS development testing during October 26–November 1, 2026. “Official app” refers to the iPhone client our team is developing, not an App Store approval or a public release.
Testing will focus on Apple sign-in, existing accounts, posting and replying, groups and the plaza, consistent records across devices, and useful errors on unreliable networks. Issues found in testing will be addressed before the next release step.
This is a testing plan, not a promised launch date. We will publish confirmed access details, testing scope and App Store availability through the official blog and download page.
Check current platform availability · Follow development updates
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Why build for iOS? Make it easier to return to a discussion
Is an expensive coffee machine worth it if you might only use it twice a week? You might want to think through your usage, hear from people who bought one, or ask a few friends for a second opinion. Walletwait helps turn those questions into purchase discussions.
The website already works in a phone browser. Our iOS goal is a more convenient way to return, read replies and keep the conversation going. Mobile testing will also check built-in translation for posts and replies, helping people who use different languages understand one another.
Translation supports conversation; it does not verify product claims. Check the original text and product information for important details such as prices, dimensions and specifications.
Explore three ways to discuss a purchase · Browse the public plaza
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What can you use now, and where can you follow progress?
You can use Walletwait on the web now and sign in to join purchase discussions. The official download page links to the Android app on Google Play. Check the official download page for the current iOS status and links.
Walletwait is the English product name; its Chinese name is 钱包请等等. This diary is published by walletwait钱包请等等开发团队. Future posts will distinguish completed features, testing findings and confirmed availability.
Use Walletwait on the web · Official platform links · Meet the development team
To sign in with your Apple account, open Walletwait’s sign-in page in a browser. To check whether you can install the native iPhone app, see official downloads and platform availability.