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Shahid Khan — iOS Apps · Last updated 28 August 2026

Thank you for using our iPhone and iPad apps. This page is for help, feedback, and support for all iOS apps published by Shahid Khan.

Contact

Email: contacttoshahidkhan@gmail.com

Please include:

  • App name (for example: Resume Builder)
  • Device (iPhone or iPad model) and iOS / iPadOS version
  • What you expected vs what happened
  • Steps to reproduce (if reporting a bug)
  • A screenshot or screen recording if it helps

We aim to reply within a few business days.

Our iOS apps

Resume Builder — résumé, CV, and cover letter maker

  • Works offline; your documents stay on your device
  • Free tier includes ads; Premium (In-App Purchase) removes ads and unlocks paid features
  • Writing help runs on device; nothing is uploaded for AI
  • Restore purchases: Settings → Restore Purchases
  • Manage subscription: Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions
  • Clear all data: Settings → Clear All Data (permanent; cannot be undone)

More iOS apps will be listed here as they are released on the App Store.

Common questions

Is my data uploaded to your servers?
No. Our iOS apps are designed so your content stays on your device. See our Privacy Policy.

How do I cancel a subscription?
Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad → tap your name → Subscriptions → select the app → Cancel Subscription. Apple handles billing; we cannot cancel it for you.

I paid but Premium did not unlock.
Open the app → Settings → Restore Purchases. Make sure you are signed in with the same Apple ID used for the purchase. If it still fails, email us with your app name and Apple ID region (not your password).

Purchase options do not load.
Check your internet connection, try again in a few minutes, and confirm In-App Purchases are allowed on your device. Restart the app if needed.

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