I will publish app to app store google play fix store rejection policy issue testflight

bundle id and signing, privacy manifest, data safety answers, permission strings, reviewer notes, demo login, screenshots against current specs, and a crash test on a real build. most rejections are one of these. i fix them before apple or google ever sees the app

i read the exact guideline, find the trigger in your build, metadata or privacy answers, and fix the cause. then i write the reviewer reply that points to what changed. resubmitting the same build with a new note is how people get rejected twice

a plain wrapper usually doesn't. i audit what the app does natively and tell you what has to be added, like push, offline handling or native navigation, to look like an app and not a website. small native additions are included. bigger builds get a separate quote first

invites only. app store connect user, play console user, repo access. you stay account holder and can revoke me anytime. i don't need your apple id login, and i don't ask for it. i log what i change as i go, so you can see every step

yes. i walk you through the d-u-n-s lookup, the apple enrollment and the verification calls. the wait is on apple and d&b, not me. i prep signing, listing and builds in parallel, so you submit the day the account clears instead of starting then

only what store review requires: build config, signing, permissions, entitlements and small compliance fixes. i work on a branch and send you the diff. feature work, redesigns and refactors are out of scope unless you ask and approve a quote

i can help with that, the opt-in link and the tester flow, and i explain the requirement clearly. i don't supply fake or paid installs, because google detects that and it puts your account at risk. we discuss helping you get real testers and i run the process

store-side yes: products, pricing, review screenshots and sandbox testing in app store connect and play console. i also confirm your purchase flow meets apple's rules. writing the purchase code itself (storekit, revenuecat) is quoted separately. assumption: adjust to what you offer

my part is 1 to 5 days depending on the tier. review time, d-u-n-s and account verification sit with apple, google or d&b, and none of them keep a schedule. i tell you which step is waiting on whom, so you never wonder where your app is

new features, redesigns, writing your privacy policy or legal terms, paid ads, fake reviews or installs, and code rewrites beyond what review needs. if your app needs bigger fixes to pass, i tell you before i start and quote it as its own job