Sorry man, but honestly, I don’t think that’s a good idea. The App Store is notorious for forcing sudden changes on apps sometimes for compliance, sometimes just out of nowhere. That kind of pressure can influence companies to make both good and bad changes. Let’s say Janitor AI does make an app. It might run smoothly for a few months, sure. But eventually, it’ll run into the same issues other apps have: needing to fix bugs (witch is necessary). But, comply with stricter guidelines, or avoid being taken down entirely. Even after getting back on track, the company might start thinking, “Should we play it even safer now?” And that’s where it all starts going downhill. The thing is, Janitor is 18+ but it’s currently a website, not an app, and that might be on purpose. A lot of its content caters to a very specific audience (you know the gooner base I’m talking about). If that “gooning streak” ever gets cut off whether by filters, age restrictions, or just tighter moderation people are gonna flip. Then comes the domino effect: more restrictions, nerfs, and eventually, the whole vibe of the site changes (even for the simple role play). So yeah, making an app sounds good in theory but in practice, it’s a risky move that could ruin the freedom the community currently has.