New Features
- Apple Pay Availability Hook — The new `useApplePay` hook tells a framework web paywall whether direct Apple Pay is ready for a product, so you can show an Apple Pay button when it works and a card button when it doesn't.
- Apple Monthly Billing Plans — Framework paywalls can now choose per product slot whether an annual App Store subscription sells as Apple's 12-month monthly plan or the full price up front, so you can offer both side by side.
- Block Prepaid Cards — Web checkout on framework paywalls can now refuse prepaid cards, per paywall or per button, to cut down on free-trial abuse.
- Event Volume Endpoint — A new data schema API endpoint returns how often each event arrived per day over the last 30 days.
Improvements
- Superwall Framework Public Beta — Building paywalls as code now works with the regular Superwall CLI, with no special `next` channel setup required.
- CLI Product Entitlements — `superwall products create --entitlement` now accepts an entitlement's identifier (like `pro`) instead of only its numeric id, and blocks entitlements from a different app.
- Teleport Apple Pay with Managed Payments — Clarified that Apple Pay works with Managed Payments on teleport pages, available one tap away inside Stripe's checkout sheet.