Yes, Apple would allow this sort of app on the appstore without issue. However, I have a friend who created one similar to what you are talking about it and it got rejected. That is because originally the app was primarily the same as the web site for the restaurant. Apple said there wasn't any "value added" in the app. So he added a feature to "favorite" a menu item. The app was accepted.
As for Developer Account, it depends on how much control you or the client wants to have over the release process. Doesn't really matter to Apple who's account it's under.
On Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 11:20 AM, Flo wrote:
Hello, I have been in touch with a few local businesses in my area (restaurant, garage) and they would be interested in getting a fairly simple iPhone/iPad app.Now, the question is:- Would Apple allow this kind of apps on the appstore? (apps created for SME or local businesses)- Are there any limitations to this?- Do these businesses need their own Developer account or should I release the apps under my company name? (if it makes any difference at all)Thanks in advance for any answers.--
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