Partner program

Earn $3 for every person who subscribes with your code.

If your family, friends or followers juggle doctor's visits, share the app with your own link and code. When someone subscribes with your code and is charged for their first month, you earn $3.

How it works

1. Sign up below. You get a code (like JANE) and a link: whatdiddocsay.com/p/JANE
2. Share it in a post, video, newsletter or message. Say that you earn money if people subscribe with your code.
3. They enter your code under "Who sent you?" when they subscribe in the app. Your link shows them the code and copies it for them.
4. You earn $3 when their 7-day free trial ends and Apple charges them for the first month. Each $3 is held for 30 days in case of a refund, then paid to you by PayPal or Venmo.

Your private stats page shows clicks, subscribers and what you've earned. Earnings are counted from Apple's own purchase records, so there's nothing to report or prove.

Partner terms

Version 1, effective September 30, 2026

The partner program is run by Desert Gate Holdings, 5601 W McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85035 ("we", "us"). By signing up you agree to these terms.

1. Who can join. Anyone 18 or older, except health care providers and people who work for a clinic, hospital, pharmacy or health insurer. You may not promote the app to people you care for as a provider. One account per person.
2. What you earn. $3 (or the amount shown on your stats page) for each new subscriber who enters your code in the app when they subscribe, or within 14 days after, and is then charged by Apple for at least one month. Free trials that end without a charge earn nothing. Each subscription earns once, for the first code entered.
3. When you're paid. Each earning is held for 30 days after the charge. If Apple refunds the subscriber in that time, the earning is cancelled. We pay once a month by PayPal or Venmo when your ready balance is $10 or more. You're responsible for any taxes on what you earn. We may ask for a tax form (a W-9 in the US, or a W-8BEN outside it) and hold payment until we have it.
4. Say you're paid. Every time you share your code or link, say clearly that you earn money if people subscribe with it (for example "#ad" or "I earn $3 if you subscribe with my code"). This is required by the FTC.
5. Be truthful about the app. Describe it as it is: it records and transcribes visits, gives plain-language recaps, and keeps records on your iPhone. Don't say it gives medical advice, diagnoses anything or improves health. Don't call it free (it's a subscription with a 7-day free trial), "HIPAA compliant", "FDA approved" or "100% accurate".
6. Not allowed. Using your own code for your own subscription. Fake accounts, bots or anything automated. Spam, including unsolicited email or texts. Paying or rewarding people to use your code. Offering anything for App Store ratings or reviews. Bidding on our name in search ads. Posting where the community's rules don't allow promotion. Pretending to be us.
7. Changes and closing. We may change the amount or these terms with 30 days' notice by email; anything already earned keeps the old amount. You can leave at any time. We may pause or close an account that breaks these terms, and earnings from breaking them are not paid.
8. Relationship. You're an independent promoter, not our employee or agent, and you can't make promises for us. You may use the app's name and the pictures on this website to describe it truthfully.
9. Your information. We keep your name, email, payout details, where you said you'll share, and your code's clicks and earnings. We use them only to run the program and pay you, and we don't sell them. Subscribers' health information is never involved: all we learn is that a subscription came with your code.
10. Questions. support@whatdiddocsay.com