Use Replit Agent to make a mental health companion app

They leaned on Replit Agent to create YANA and had it draft most of the subscription code.

Done with Replit Agent· Intermediate

What they did
The poster says they used Replit Agent to put together YANA, a companion app for mental health support. The agent handled most of the in-app purchase setup, while the poster took over for App Store submission and the Apple-specific details around subscriptions, sandbox payment checks, and Terms/EULA links. Commenters recommended reviewing the generated code closely and dealing with billing setup more directly.
How it went
The app reached submission, but Apple turned it down three times. The unresolved problem was that purchases would not go through in sandbox tests, and the poster was uncertain how the StoreKit parts had been assembled.
Tips
When an agent writes payment code, verify every step before you rely on it. Review cycles can stretch to about two days, so App Store fixes may take a while.

Try it yourself with Replit Agent

Create a mobile app called [app name] for [daily mood tracking / journaling / support check-ins]. Add user sign-in, a simple daily check-in flow, and a subscription screen for [premium features]. Use Replit Agent to draft the app, but stop before any live payment setup or app store submission. Show me the subscription and purchase implementation first, then pause and ask for my approval before you connect real billing, delete anything, or submit the app.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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