InfusiCalc App

New user to this forum. My reply did not show on the forum after a few minutes, and refreshing the page. I thought I may have failed to post it correctly. So, I retried under my initial post. Yes, I know it is user to user forum. That's why I wanted to make sure those users kind of enough to reply, got a response back from me. I am not sure if you know, that Apple directs these issues to the forum when you seek Support. I have yet been able to find another way.

I appreciate the responses. I did communicate with the developer. He confirmed (what he had written earlier), that Apple made it impossible for him to update the app. That he (a physician with 25 years experience), who has been selling this unique app for 20 years, is not "safe" to sell drug dosing apps. I would really like to see the development policy or rule that he refers to. The users are caught in the middle. My priority is to use an app I already purchased. That app is still working on my old iPhone (XR on ios v 14.8), and I have a copy of the ipa file saved on my PC. Third party software companies who help transfer ios files have confirmed that Apple blocks that from happening. I need a break from corporate Apple. I should be able to transfer the app somehow. Right? It's not like I want to play a game app. Literally, no medical dosing app on App Store can do what InfusiCalc does.

To say Apple has no part in this, is wrong. I would like their help to resolve the transfer issue. Finding a way to even communicate to them leads me here. And, all of you are my "help line".

I appreciate the responses. I did communicate with the developer. He confirmed (what he had written earlier), that Apple made it impossible for him to update the app. That he (a physician with 25 years experience), who has been selling this unique app for 20 years, is not "safe" to sell drug dosing apps. I would really like to see the development policy or rule that he refers to. The users are caught in the middle. My priority is to use an app I already purchased. That app is still working on my old iPhone (XR on ios v 14.8), and I have a copy of the ipa file saved on my PC. Third party software companies who help transfer ios files have confirmed that Apple blocks that from happening. I need a break from corporate Apple. I should be able to transfer the app somehow. Right? It's not like I want to play a game app. Literally, no medical dosing app on App Store can do what InfusiCalc does.

To say Apple has no part in this, is wrong. I would like their help to resolve the transfer issue. Finding a way to even communicate to them leads me here. And, all of you are my "help line".

I certainly will. As I stated above, I did communicate with the developer. His perspective is that Apple made it impossible to update the iOS app. I would be happy if I could at least get it transferred onto my new phone.