I will publish base44 lovable replit bolt app store play store despia capacitor setup


About this gig
Ready to take your Base44, Lovable, Replit, or Bolt app out of the browser and onto the App Store and Google Play?
This covers Despia and Capacitor wrapping, TestFlight setup, provisioning, and getting rejected apps back through review successfully.
A common trap with wrapped apps is Apple's Guideline 4.2, which flags anything that still feels like a website inside a shell. I structure the native build correctly from the start so that doesn't happen.
Here's what's covered:
- Publishing Base44, Lovable, Replit, and Bolt apps to both major stores
- Despia and Capacitor setup for native iOS & Android output
- Guideline 4.2 & in-app purchase rejection fixes with proper resubmission
- TestFlight configuration for internal & beta testing
- App Store Connect and Google Play Console setup from scratch
- Provisioning profiles, signing certificates, and bundle ID configuration
- RevenueCat, OneSignal, and PostHog setup for subscriptions, push, and analytics
- Base44 App Store and Google Play readiness scan issue resolution
Every project starts with a quick review of your app so the scope and quote reflect what it actually needs, not a flat one-size-fits-all price.
Send your app link before ordering.
Get to know Ben
AI voice agent and CRM automation for calls, booking, and follow up
- FromGermany
- Member sinceMay 2026
- Avg. response time12 hours
Languages
English, German, Italian, Dutch
FAQ
My app is already wrapped in Despia, can you work with that instead of Capacitor?
Yes, I work with both and can continue with whichever wrapper your app already uses.
Apple rejected my app under Guideline 4.2, what does that mean?
Apple flags apps that look like a wrapped website. I fix the native setup so it passes review.
Do you keep app and business information confidential?
Yes, every project is treated as confidential and only used for the work being done.
My Base44 app failed the App Store readiness scan, what does that mean?
Base44's scan flags missing store requirements before submission. I resolve every flagged issue.
Do I need my own Apple Developer or Google Play account?
Yes, both are required. Apple charges $99 per year, Google a one-time $25 fee.
Does every app need Face ID or push notifications set up?
No, only if the app actually needs it. Each app is reviewed individually for what applies.
What happens if my app gets rejected after submission?
Rejection reasons are diagnosed and resubmitted correctly, not just resubmitted blindly.
Can you set up RevenueCat or OneSignal for subscriptions and push notifications?
Yes, both are configured properly and connected to your app's backend.
I am not technical, how do I explain what my app needs?
You don't need to. Send your app link and I will review it and explain what it needs.
What is the fastest way to know if you can help with my specific project?
Send your app link before ordering. I will review it and quote honestly.

