App store launch
Listings, review and release, handled.
Short answer. You need developer accounts, a store listing with screenshots and a privacy policy, and a build that passes each store's review. We prepare all of it and handle the submission, including fixes if a reviewer sends something back.
What is included
For teams with a finished or nearly finished app who have never been through store review.
Developer accounts set up
Apple and Google accounts opened in your name, with access for the team.
Listing copy and screenshots
Descriptions and images written for what people search in the stores.
Privacy and data forms
The privacy policy and each store's data disclosure forms, filled in accurately.
Submission and review fixes
We submit the build and respond to reviewer questions until it is approved.
How it runs
Scope
Screens, devices and the one job the app must do.
Design
Flows and a prototype you can hold in your hand.
Build
Sprints with a test build on your phone every time.
Launch and support
Store submission, then monthly updates and fixes.
Questions we get
How do I get my app onto the App Store and Google Play?
You need developer accounts, a store listing with screenshots and a privacy policy, and a build that passes each store's review. We prepare all of it and handle the submission, including fixes if a reviewer sends something back.
How long does store review take?
It varies by store and by app, and we cannot control it. We plan release dates with room for a resubmission.
What if the app is rejected?
We read the reviewer's note, fix the cause and resubmit. Common causes are missing privacy details or login problems.
Do we need to own the developer accounts?
Yes, and we recommend it. The app listing then stays with you whoever maintains it.
Related services
Often scoped together with this one.
iOS and Android apps
One React Native codebase, both stores.
Progressive web apps
App-like on the phone, no store needed.
App updates and support
OS updates, fixes and releases, monthly.
Tell us what you’re building.
- A call about the goalThe budget, the deadline and what success looks like.
- A written scopeWhat we build, in what order, and the quote.
- Work in sprintsA demo at the end of each one.