Hi there! I understand you're having trouble finding the Dodo app in the App Store on your iPhone running iOS 18.7. Let's get to the bottom of this.

First, a common reason apps don't show up in the App Store is due to the country or region settings of your Apple ID. Dodo's app may be available only in certain countries. Could you please check the country or region your App Store is set to? Here's how to do that:

1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
2. Tap your name at the top to access Apple ID settings.
3. Tap on "Media & Purchases."
4. Tap "View Account" (you might need to sign in).
5. Look for the "Country/Region" setting and check if it matches the country where Dodo's app is available.

If your country differs from where the app is available, that could explain why you can't find it.

Additionally, try searching the App Store using the exact app name "Dodo" or check the direct link if you have it. Also, restarting your phone or updating your iOS to the latest minor update within 18.7 could help refresh the App Store listings.

Could you let me know what country your Apple ID is set to, and if you've recently changed it or your region? Also, have you tried searching with specific keywords like "Dodo app" or "Dodo mobile" in the store? That info will help me guide you further.

Available country region

Thanks for confirming your country/region is set correctly. Since the Dodo app's availability depends on the country or region Apple recognizes for your Apple ID, and you've indicated it's correct, let's try a few additional steps.

1. Confirm exact app name and developer: Sometimes multiple apps have similar names. Make sure you're searching for "Dodo" by the official developer. You can check the official Dodo Apps developer page here:
Dodo Apps on App Store
This page lists their available apps in various regions including Africa, Middle East, India, Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

2. Clear App Store cache: Sometimes your App Store may be showing cached results. Tap 10 times quickly on any of the bottom menu icons (e.g., Today, Games) to refresh the store cache. Then search again.

3. Sign out and sign back in: Go to Settings > your name > Media & Purchases > Sign Out. Then sign back in to refresh your store access.

4. Check for app restrictions: Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions and make sure there's nothing blocking app installations or specific content.

5. Try accessing the app’s App Store link on your iPhone browser: Visit the exact app URL like the one on their official page and it may redirect you to the app if available.

If after these steps you still don’t see the app, it could be due to a temporary App Store issue or a change in app distribution policy for your region.

Would you like help with any of these steps, or can you share more about how you’re searching for the app? That way I can assist you further.

How to check if the Dodo app is available in my region?

Great question! To check if the Dodo app is available in your region on the App Store, here are some reliable methods you can try:

1. Check your Country/Region in Apple ID settings:
Go to Settings > [your name] > Media & Purchases > View Account > Country/Region. The App Store shows apps available only for this region. If your region matches where Dodo is officially available, that’s a good sign.

2. Search for the app on the official Dodo Apps developer page:
Visit the Dodo Apps page on the App Store (for example, Dodo Apps on App Store) which shows apps by this developer and their availability in different countries.

3. Use online tools or websites that check app availability across regions:
There are some third-party websites that let you check in which countries an app is available without needing to switch your App Store region. These work by looking up the app’s App Store ID in different country stores.

4. Try opening the direct App Store link for the Dodo app:
If you have the direct URL to the app, open it in your iPhone’s browser. Sometimes, if the app isn’t available in your region, you’ll see a message saying so. If it does open normally and shows an “Open” or “Get” button, it’s available to you.

5. Check online forums or ask Dodo support:
Sometimes, app availability can change, so checking recent forum posts or contacting Dodo’s support can give you the latest info on regional availability.

If you'd like, I can help you step by step with any of these - for example, helping you find the direct app link or checking your region settings. Just let me know!

Are you currently seeing any specific messages when you try to search the app in the App Store?

How to download the Dodo app from outside available regions?

I see you want to download the Dodo app on your iPhone outside its officially supported regions. This situation usually happens because the App Store restricts app availability based on your Apple ID’s country or region.

Here’s a step-by-step approach to get the Dodo app if you're outside its supported regions:

1. Create or switch to an Apple ID with the supported region
- On your iPhone, go to Settings > [your name] > Media & Purchases > View Account > Country/Region.
- Choose Change Country or Region and select a country where the Dodo app is available.
- You may need a valid payment method and billing address from that country. Alternatively, create a new Apple ID registered in the supported country just for downloading the app.

2. Sign out of your current Apple ID in the App Store
- Go to Settings > Media & Purchases > Sign Out.
- Sign in with the Apple ID set to the supported region.

3. Download the Dodo app from the App Store
- Open the App Store, search for "Dodo," and download the app.

4. Switch back to your original Apple ID if preferred
- After installing, you can sign back in with your usual Apple ID. The app will remain installed, but updates may require you to sign in again with the Apple ID from the supported region.

5. Consider using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) if the app requires location validation, but note that VPN alone won’t change App Store availability—changing the Apple ID region is necessary first.

A few important notes:
- Changing the country may affect subscriptions or services tied to your Apple ID.
- Always be cautious downloading apps outside your usual region—use official channels only.
- Some users also look for the direct .ipa file to sideload apps, but this can pose security risks and typically requires a computer and more advanced steps.

If you'd like, I can guide you through changing your Apple ID region safely or provide more detailed instructions for your specific needs.

Here’s a helpful video explaining this process for iOS Apps with region restrictions: How to Fix this App is Not Available in Your Country or Region 1.

Are you comfortable trying this, or would you prefer guidance on any particular step?