I will fix your rejected ios app and get it through app store review
From concept to code, vision to visuals, I turn ideas into reality
About this Gig
Your app was rejected and the email did not tell you much. That is normal App Review cites a guideline number, not a fix.
I have taken my own apps through review by hand and I maintain a Capacitor app on both stores right now, so I know what the rejection notes actually mean and which ones are metadata problems rather than code problems.
Start with the Diagnosis package. I reproduce the rejection, tell you exactly which guideline you tripped, and give you a written plan naming the files to change and the order to change them in. If you would rather I just did it, upgrade to Fix & Resubmit and I will make the changes, rebuild, resubmit, and write the reply to App Review for you.
Works with: Capacitor, Cordova, React Native, native Swift, and web-to-app wrappers.
I need from you: the rejection message, App Store Connect access or a build I can run, and your repository.
I will tell you before you order if I think the rejection is outside what I can fix.
FAQ
My app was rejected but I do not understand the reason. Can you still help?
That is the normal case, not a complication. App Review cites a guideline number rather than a fix, and the wording is often generic. Send me the rejection message and I will tell you what it actually means before you order anything.
Can you guarantee my app gets approved?
No, and I would be careful with anyone who does. Approval is Apple’s decision, and some rejections are about your business model, your content or your rights to it rather than your code; I cannot change those. What I do guarantee is that I will tell you honestly, before you order, whether I can help
What do you need from me to start?
The rejection message, your repository, and either App Store Connect access or a build I can run. If you cannot share the repository, the Diagnosis package still works from the rejection message and a build alone.
What frameworks do you work with?
Capacitor, Cordova, React Native, Flutter, native Swift and web-to-app wrappers. Most rejections are platform-level: permissions, disclosures, metadata, minimum functionality; so the framework matters far less than people expect.
Do you handle Google Play as well?
Yes. The Premium package covers the Play data safety form alongside Apple’s privacy manifest, since most apps face both.
How long until my app is actually approved?
My delivery time covers my work, not Apple’s queue. Review usually turns around within a day or two, but Apple sets that pace and I will not pretend to control it.
