Publishing assistance
Publishing, without the thicket
Store submission is where many finished apps stall. We help you through accounts, signing, listings, privacy declarations and review — whether we built the app or not.
Your accounts, your keys
Apps should be published under developer accounts owned by your organisation. We guide you through enrolment with Apple and Google, then work as invited team members. Signing keys and certificates are stored where you can always reach them — never only on our machines.
For organisations, Apple and Google may require verification steps such as a D-U-N-S number or identity checks. We explain these early because they can take time outside anyone's control.
Release path
Accounts and access
Developer programme enrolment, team roles, two-factor authentication and agreements accepted by the right person.
Builds and signing
Release configuration, version numbering, signing certificates, upload keys and a repeatable build process.
Store listing
Name, subtitle, description, keywords, screenshots for required device sizes, category and age rating questionnaire.
Privacy declarations
App Store privacy details and Google Play Data safety form completed accurately from what the app actually collects, plus a hosted privacy policy.
Testing tracks
TestFlight and Play internal or closed testing to catch issues on real devices before public release.
Review and rollout
Submission, clear replies to reviewer questions, and phased or staged rollout so problems affect a small group first.
Common rejection reasons we help resolve
Incomplete information or broken demo access
Reviewers need working demo credentials and notes on any hidden features. We prepare review notes so nothing blocks testing.
Privacy labels that do not match behaviour
Third-party SDKs often collect data the team did not expect. We audit included libraries and align declarations with reality.
Minimum functionality concerns
Apps that simply wrap a website may be rejected. We help identify genuine native value or advise on alternatives.
Account deletion and sign-in requirements
Stores require in-app account deletion where accounts can be created, and specific sign-in options in some cases. We implement these correctly.
You receive
- Release checklist tailored to your app
- Prepared listing copy and screenshot set
- Privacy declaration worksheet
- Submission and review notes
- Rollout and rollback plan
- Short guide for future updates
Stuck in review, or preparing your first submission?
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