Signing, review, store listings and releases. I get apps through Apple and Google review.
Getting an app built is half the job. Getting it through Apple review, signed correctly, listed well and updated safely is the other half, and it is where many teams lose weeks.
I run the publishing side as a service: developer accounts, certificates and provisioning, privacy declarations, App Review and Play Console review communication, staged rollouts and the store listing itself with screenshots and copy that convert. I have taken apps through rejections, appeals and entitlement requests (including Apple's Tap to Pay entitlement) and know how the review teams think.
If you already have an app that is stuck in review or a release process that keeps breaking, this is the fastest way to fix it.
Track record
Taken through review: BoxBee (Mac, iOS), LUXPOS (Tap to Pay entitlement), Salonify apps on both stores.
What you get
FAQ
Usually yes. Most rejections come from a small set of causes: privacy declarations, payment rules, background modes or metadata. I diagnose the rejection, fix the cause and write the reviewer notes that get it through.
Yes. I audit the build and signing setup first, then take over the store process. If the app itself needs changes to pass review, I can make them too.
Yes. Ongoing release management is available as a retainer: I ship your updates, watch the rollout and handle any store communication.
Proof
Other services
One message is enough. You describe the goal, I reply with a plan.
