You open the app.
You don’t tap anything.
There’s no button press.
No screen change.
And then the app closes.
This usually happens when the app tries to load something automatically.
A saved draft.
Your last screen.
A background sync.
A feature that runs the moment the app starts.
The app isn’t waiting for you.
It’s already doing something in the background.
If that automatic process fails, the app shuts down immediately.
There’s no error message.
No warning.
No chance to react.
This is common in apps that restore sessions, preload content, or resume unfinished actions.
The app assumes the feature will load correctly.
When it doesn’t, the launch process collapses.
From the outside, it looks like a random crash.
In reality, the app is exiting because its automatic task never completed.
If the app closes before you touch anything, the trigger is usually an auto-loaded feature.