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I will write your app store description and keywords
Paul G
About this gig
People decide in seconds whether to download your app. Apple search decides whether they ever see it.
I am a Release Manager at an iOS app company and work with App Store listings every week. I will write store texts that help your app get found and read like a real person wrote them.
What you get:
- Subtitle and keyword field that fit Apple's limits (30 and 100 characters)
- No wasted characters: no duplicates, no words Apple already indexes from your name
- Full description and promotional text (Standard and Premium)
- Alternative description versions to test (Premium)
Every text is written from scratch for your app. No templates and no keyword stuffing that could get flagged in review.
You keep full control of your App Store Connect account. I deliver the texts, you paste them in.
To start, send me: what your app does, who it is for, 23 competitor apps and the main language of your audience.
Not sure which package fits? Message me before ordering.
Get to know Paul G
Paul G
Release Manager
- FromUkraine
- Member sinceNov 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Ukrainian, Russian, English
Release Manager with nearly 3 years at a mobile app company. Every week I upload builds, create new apps in App Store Connect and take them through App Review.
I help indie developers get their iOS apps through review without guesswork: I explain rejections in plain words, write replies to App Review, give step-by-step submission checklists and write store texts that fit Apple's limits.
You stay in control of your account and follow my guidance. Clear answers, fast replies.
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FAQ
Do you need access to my App Store Connect account?
No. You send me details about your app and I deliver the texts. You paste them into App Store Connect yourself.
Will the texts be unique?
Yes. Every text is written from scratch for your app. No templates, no copied phrases from other apps.
What do you need from me to start?
What your app does, who it is for, 2–3 competitor apps, and the main language of your audience.
