I will publish deploy your base44 lovable replit app to app store, google play fix eas


About this gig
Fix and Deploy Your Base44, Replit, or Lovable App to the App Store and Play Store
EAS build failing on a Gradle daemon crash? App rejected for a missing Info.plist entry? Play Store stuck because your package name doesn't match your keystore? I fix it and build it right.
What I deliver:
- Fix your EAS build crashing with a Gradle daemon or memory error
- Fix your App Store rejection from a missing usage description entitlement
- Fix your bundle ID or package name mismatch in eas.json
- Fix your EAS Submit stuck waiting for an available submitter
- Build your EAS credentials with a distribution certificate and provisioning profile
- Build your Android release keystore and Play Console signing
- Set up your eas.json build profiles for dev, preview, and production
- Package your Base44, Lovable, or Replit app into a native Expo or Capacitor shell
- Deploy your build to TestFlight and Play Console testing
- Automate your builds with GitHub Actions and Sentry crash alerts
Tools covered:
- Base44
- Lovable
- Replit
- Expo
- EAS Build
- EAS Submit
- GitHub Actions
- Sentry
- Capacitor
- TestFlight
- Play Console
Send your build logs or rejection note before ordering. I'll tell you what needs fixing.
Get to know Muhammed
AI Agent Developer and Vibe Coder: Automation, Apps, Fast Builds
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceJul 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian
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FAQ
My EAS build keeps failing with "Gradle build daemon disappeared unexpectedly" — can you fix this today?
Yes. This usually means the Node bundling process got killed from low memory or a stale cache. I clear the cache, adjust your resource class in eas.json, and rerun the build until it passes.
Apple rejected my Base44 or Lovable app for a missing NSMicrophoneUsageDescription — how do I fix that?
Yes. I add the missing purpose strings to your Info.plist or the infoPlist key in app.json, covering microphone, camera, location, and photo library, then resubmit through EAS Submit.
Does this work if I'm on Windows or Linux and can't run Xcode locally?
Yes. EAS Build compiles iOS binaries on Expo's cloud macOS machines, so you never need a Mac, Xcode, or Android Studio installed. Works the same on Windows, Linux, or Chromebook.
Can you take my Replit or Lovable project and turn it into a real app store listing from zero?
Yes. I wrap your published web app in a native Expo or Capacitor shell, configure app.json and eas.json, generate signed .aab and .ipa files, and hand you a store-ready package.
Can you add push notifications or RevenueCat since Base44's built-in wrapper doesn't support them?
Yes. Base44's default WebView wrapper skips push notifications and native subscriptions. I add expo-notifications, Capacitor plugins, or RevenueCat entitlements for real native behavior.
How long does Google Play internal testing take before I can go live?
No shortcuts here. Google requires 12 testers opted in for 14 continuous days on the closed testing track before production access unlocks. I set up the track and tester list correctly.
What if my app crashes on a real device but works fine in Expo Go?
Yes. This is usually a missing native module or a JS bundle that isn't autolinked correctly. I check the build phase logs, isolate the failing dependency, and rebuild it clean.
Can you set up automatic builds every time I push to GitHub, and alert me if my live app crashes?
Yes. I connect eas build and eas submit to a GitHub Actions workflow so every push to main triggers a build, and wire up Sentry to catch and report crashes once your app is live in production

