I'd say go for it as long as you are within Chase's set 5/24 stipulations. With your 831 credit score there certainly shouldn't be an issue. Best wishes on both approvals!!! 
I think you should be fine to apply for both with a great chance at approval.What I would do is apply for the Chase Freedom first and then after you get your approval apply for the Apple Card.
You sometimes have an increased chance at approval with Apple Card if you apply while you're shopping on the Apple website. You'd add things to your cart eligible for an installment plan (Macs, iPads, iPhones and Apple Watches). Then while checking out they will offer you the opportunity to apply for the Apple Card.
Usually if you add a lot of stuff like iMacs and MacBook Pros, they will say you're approved but your limit doesn't cover the price of the items in your cart. When I did it I added 4 of the 27 inch iMacs with upgrades and an iPad Air. After you're approved you can go to the Wallet app on your iPhone and click the + button to get back to your Apple Card offer and accept it. Then if you want go back to the web browser and you can cancel the order if you want, you can buy some or all of the items or even use a different payment method if you'd like.
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@Jordan23ww wrote:I think you should be fine to apply for both with a great chance at approval.What I would do is apply for the Chase Freedom first and then after you get your approval apply for the Apple Card.
You sometimes have an increased chance at approval with Apple Card if you apply while you're shopping on the Apple website. You'd add things to your cart eligible for an installment plan (Macs, iPads, iPhones and Apple Watches). Then while checking out they will offer you the opportunity to apply for the Apple Card.
Usually if you add a lot of stuff like iMacs and MacBook Pros, they will say you're approved but your limit doesn't cover the price of the items in your cart. When I did it I added 4 of the 27 inch iMacs with upgrades and an iPad Air. After you're approved you can go to the Wallet app on your iPhone and click the + button to get back to your Apple Card offer and accept it. Then if you want go back to the web browser and you can cancel the order if you want, you can buy some or all of the items or even use a different payment method if you'd like.
It's not really much use to have an Apple Card if you don't use iPhone, right? I guess one could use iPad mini or something but can one use THAT to use Apple Pay at stores? Thx. I was approved for 3k but didn't proceed for that reason.
@Anonymous to fully take advantage of all the perks and benefits of the Apple Card is best if you do have an iPhone but it's not a requirement to get the card. It just makes it so much easier to use things like Apple Pay and always get 3% to 2% back on the various categories. You can definitely use the iPad for certain purchases with the Apple Card linked to it. Also you can pay your Apple Card balance on the Apple card website if you want. ( card.apple.com ) If the benefits work for you and the limitations of not having an iPhone do not bother you then by all means you should go for it.
