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Consider using the Default.png as the app splash image, it is possible to control the app to hide the Default.png only when user interact with the app,
e.g. tap on screen?
Add your default.png as a UIImageView in
applicationDidFinishLaunching:WithOptions:, then add a UITapGestureRecognizer to it wired up to your dismissal code.