I will publish ios app to app store testflight app store connect xcode fix certificates

bundle id mismatch, missing or expired distribution certificate, wrong provisioning profile, missing privacy manifest or usage description strings, and an outdated sdk version. i check each one in xcode and app store connect, fix the cause, and re-upload so the build processes clean

i read the exact guideline, find the trigger in your build, metadata or privacy answers, and fix the cause. then i write the reviewer reply pointing to what changed. resubmitting the same build with a new note is how apps get rejected twice, so i don’t do that

if your app has login, apple needs working credentials, and missing ones are a top cause of 2.1 rejections. i set up a demo account, write reviewer notes that explain gated features, and add steps for anything reviewers can’t reach, like hardware or location features

yes. org accounts need a d-u-n-s number and apple’s verification call. i walk you through the lookup, enrollment and verification. the wait is on apple and d&b, not me. i prep signing, listing and builds in parallel so you submit the day the account clears

invites only. app store connect user with the right role, and repo access. you stay account holder and can revoke me anytime. i never need your apple id login or your private keys sent in chat, and i log every change i make so you can see each step

store side, yes: products, pricing, review screenshots and sandbox testing. i also check your purchase flow meets apple’s rules, because digital goods must use in-app purchase. writing the storekit or revenuecat code is quoted separately. assumption: adjust to what you offer

either works. send an ipa and i upload and submit it. send source (swift, flutter, react native, expo, capacitor) and i archive and sign it in xcode in the standard or premium tier. i only touch build config and compliance fixes, never your features

a plain web wrapper often fails 4.2 minimum functionality. i look at what your app does natively and tell you what to add, such as push, offline handling or native navigation. small native additions are included. bigger builds get a separate quote before i start

my part is 1 to 5 days depending on the tier. review time, d-u-n-s and account verification sit with apple and d&b, and none keep a fixed schedule. i tell you which step is waiting on whom, so you always know exactly where your app stands

new features, redesigns, writing your privacy policy or legal terms, paid ads, fake reviews or installs, and code rewrites beyond what review needs. if your app needs bigger fixes to get through, i tell you before i start and quote it as its own job