Use iMovie on iOS for Commercial Use

I am a real estate agent who wants to use the iOS version of imovie for home tours and publish them on my website. This would be consider commercial use and just wanted to konw if I will run into any trouble if I use iOS imovie in this manner. I did read over the licese and it seems I am not allowed to use any Audio content. But I just wondered if you are allowed to use the program to edit and for its texts and transitions for commercial purposes. I can always use the royal free music youtube provides for the music, but just wanted to see if I was ok with using it to create for commercial movies and clips...Thanks

Welcome to the club. :-)
The iPad is not as powerful as a Mac, and they cannot share software, as they have different operating systems.
There are two versions of iMovie available, one for Macs and an app for iPads. Their capabilities are different. Do your research. :-)

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