For those who don’t know, Prepear is a spin-off app of Super Healthy Kids (opens in new tab), another site for planning kids’ meals. The founders took to Instagram to garner some attention to the legal issue with Apple and gathered nearly 270,000 signatures on Change.org asking Apple to “Save the Pear.”
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Apple vs. Prepear: What happened
Apple agreed to settle with Super Healthy Kids, the website that helps parents plan out kid’s meals, on the Prepear logo if the leaf at the top of the pear was changed. Apple has consented to the settlement, according to the documents filed at the USPTO. “Prepear is pleased to announce that it has amicably resolved its trademark issue with Apple,” company co-founder Russ Monson told The Verge (opens in new tab). If you head over to Prepear’s website (opens in new tab), you’ll find that the website already features its new logo on the top-left corner.
