Store launch and compliance
Submissions, review rejections, privacy policies and the paperwork that blocks launches.
Getting an app built is not the same as getting it live. Store accounts, data-safety declarations, privacy policies, tracking consent and account-deletion requirements are the unglamorous part of a launch, and they are exactly what stalls projects that never had them planned in. We handle developer-account setup, submission, review rejections and every required legal page, so the technical work does not stall at the finish line.
How it runs
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Set up the accounts early
Developer accounts and legal pages are prepared before the app is finished, since Apple review alone can take days and should not be the last step.
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Write the privacy documentation honestly
The privacy policy and data-safety form describe what the app actually collects, because a mismatch between the two is a common cause of rejection.
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Submit and monitor
We track the review status and respond to reviewer questions the same day, rather than checking once a week.
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Fix and resubmit if rejected
A rejection is treated as routine feedback, addressed and resubmitted, typically within a day or two.
Common questions
How long does App Store review actually take?
Do we need an account-deletion flow?
What is a data-safety form and why does it matter?
Tell us what you need.
One paragraph is enough. You'll get a straight answer on whether it's a fit, roughly what it takes, and what happens next.