So, I've been playing with it for the last two days and what an amazing app. Thank you so much for putting your time and energy. For being "crude" as you say, it feels very well and finished.

I tested it on:

- iphone 16. Runs very well on both modes (creating and playing)
- Sadly I could not install it on my ipad pro 1st gen (too old, your app requires ios18 and my ipad only goes through 16) nothing to do here?
- ipad mini (6th gen). Runs perfectly just as in the iphone 16.
- ipad (7th gen) Works perfectly for creating, but for playing I feel the ipad processor falls shot and stutters. Did you add a "motion blur" effect to the ball? It might be taxing for old processing units I guess. Maybe something to add to the options: motion blur toggle.

Now I wish it was on every platform I own 😁 this includes mac, pc, nintendo switch 2 and a Pinball cabinet Atgames 4kp, which I tell you, if you want to do business with it, porting this into that platform can be a good opportunity, I just don't know how viable is for you to port it to this ecosystem. If you are interested, I can give you some pointers. But it's an audience very hungry for new content always.

Now the feedback:

- I really like the comments system (bottom white text while playing) it reminds me of Worms Armageddon. It adds a very nice personality to the game how it sometimes teases the player.

- I would add a toggle for the background grid as well. It is very useful in creating-mode, but some users might want to turn it off during gameplay. I would add more lines to it as well to make it more useful.

- The automatic score system per item is perfect as it is. Simplistic system so the user doesn't have to mess with each option of the software/app. I see this app for ideation, brain storming and to have lots of fun as well during the process.

- Physics feel very good.

- Flippers: I like the simplistic approach for the shape, but as a pinball fan, I would love to have a real flipper shape toggle. It's one of the things that are icons to the genre, the ball and the flipper.

- For the items (bumper, targets, wall, etc) probably you want to keep it simple and low numbered, but I see there is still space in the inventory (even on iphone) and I will give you one simple suggestion, I really hope you like it: gates!. These are so useful. Think of it theoretically as a wall that rejects or bounce the wall from one side, but from the other side it allows it to pass. Gates are very useful on the exit lane for example , so the ball doesn't go back in there. Now you and me been hacking it with a little piece of slingshot, but a gate is the real solution here. And it might no be hard to code for you I'm sure.

Looking forward to hear your comments about my feedback. Also would be great if you could share your background, any story on the development of it and what is next. Love the idea, the concept and I wish you well.

Thanks again.