The Cost of Rejection
- Lost Momentum: A 7-day delay can kill your launch day buzz and influencer coverage.
- Technical Debt: Rerunning builds and resubmitting is a massive drain on focus and energy.
- Shadow Bans: Repeated rejections can flag your account for "Extraordinary Review," adding weeks to setiap submisson.
The AI Solution
- Predictive Audits: AI identifies guideline violations before a human reviewer even sees your app.
- Perfect Privacy: Automatically generate the exact purpose strings Apple demands for camera and tracking.
- Reviewer-Friendly Notes: Use AI to draft submission notes that answer every reviewer's question upfront.
You're Not Alone
First-time developers get rejected 2-5 times on average. Here's what the community says:
"I've made many apps, but I've never passed review on the first try."
"My app was rejected 5 times, then it got approved."
"After 7 rejections I know how it feels."
"It's normal to get rejected 2-3 times if you submit for the first time. After that it's way easier."
"Apple review team found a typo in a variable name. Instant rejection."
"Usually when I get rejected, it's for something tiny I missed in the guidelines."
Don't become another rejection statistic.
Everything You Need to Pass
A tiered system designed to cover every angle of the review process.
Store Review Strategy
The comprehensive blueprint for navigating the 2025 App Store Guidelines, regardless of your tech stack.
Meta-Data Audit
Perfect your screenshots, descriptions, and keywords for approval.
Reviewer Communications
Exactly what to say in the 'Review Notes' to avoid manual delays.
Business Compliance
Subscriptions, external links, and the 3.1.1 rulebook.
Rejection Recovery
Step-by-step templates for appealing a rejection effectively.
Coding Best Practices
Platform-specific checklists for Native iOS (Swift), React Native, and Expo (EAS).
Swift & Native API Audit
Red-flag APIs that trigger automatic flags for private usage.
Expo & React Native Bridges
Technically compliant JS execution and OTA update rules (2.5.2).
Permission Architecture
The exact sequence of alerts required for Guideline 5.1.1.
Resource Efficiency
Performance best practices to avoid 'Apps that Crash or are Laggy'.
Master AI Instructions
This is more than a list of prompts. It's a series of expertly engineered instructions that turn models like Claude 3.5 or GPT-4o into a Senior Apple Quality Engineer.
Sample Prompt Output:
WARNING: Info.plist contains NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription but no Bluetooth usage was detected in static analysis of Track.swift. This mismatch typically triggers Guideline 5.1.1 rejection...
What the Engine Audits:
- 1
Guideline 2.1: Performance
Audits your networking code for timeout handling and offline states.
- 2
Guideline 3.1: Payments
Scans for external links or "unlocked" features that bypass IAP.
- 3
Guideline 5.1: Privacy
Verifies that every permission string explains the "benefit to the user."
"Definitely worth the $49.99. It'll save you a ton of work."
Alford G.
iOS Indie Developer
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