Rejected by App Review,
or stuck waiting?
Send us the rejection message, or tell us where the release is stuck. Within 24 hours you get a written answer: what Apple or Google is asking for, what we would change, and a fixed price for the fix.
What we see most
The rejection codes behind most of the messages founders forward to us.
Design spam
The app looks like a template, or like many apps already in the store. Common for apps built from AI generators and white-label kits.
App completeness
Crashes, broken sign-in, placeholder content, or a demo account the reviewer could not use.
Privacy and data
Permissions the app cannot justify, an incomplete privacy manifest, or data collection the privacy label does not mention.
Payments
Digital content sold outside in-app purchase, or subscription terms the reviewer cannot find.
Minimum functionality
A website wrapped in an app shell, with nothing that works better as an app.
Policy and testing
A data safety form that does not match the app, a target API level warning, or the closed test new personal accounts must run first.
What happens after you write
Send the message
Paste the rejection text, or describe where the release is stuck. A screenshot from App Store Connect or Play Console helps.
Written answer and price
What the reviewer is asking for, what we would change, and a fixed price for the work.
Fix and resubmit
We make the changes, resubmit the build, and handle the reviewer's follow-up questions.
Why there is no price on this page
The same rejection code can mean a one-line change or a flow that has to be rebuilt. So we read the rejection first and quote a fixed price for that task. No packages, no hourly rate.
Read first, if you prefer
Get a written answer
A few lines are enough. We reply with a written answer within 24 hours.