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NameSnap Picker helped me turn product behavior and entitlement behavior into a simple review matrix. One axis covers the entered list, active selection, and ranked result; the other covers premium access through StoreKit. For compact apps, write the two state machines side by side and mark where they intersect. That exposes accidental coupling earlier than a screen-by-screen checklist.
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