I will fix your app store or google play rejection technical issues
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Has met high performance criteria and has a proven track record for meeting client expectations.
About this Gig
Getting rejected by Apple or Google is stressful, especially when the rejection letter is vague or the fix isn't obvious. I focus only on the technical side of rejections, things like missing privacy permission strings, a crash that only happens during the reviewer's testing, incorrect signing, background location misuse, or SDK version requirements you didn't know about.
I'm not a lawyer and I don't give policy advice on borderline content decisions. What I do is read the actual rejection reason, reproduce the problem if I can, and fix the code or configuration causing it. This covers React Native and Expo apps built with EAS, and I also handle cases where the rejection is really an Expo config plugin issue in disguise, which happens more often than people expect.
Send me the exact rejection message from Apple or Google and access to your codebase, and I will tell you clearly whether it's a fast fix or something that needs more digging, before any work starts.
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FAQ
Do you handle both Apple and Google rejections?
Yes, though packages are priced per rejection reason, not per platform, since some fixes touch both.
Can you guarantee my app gets approved?
No one can guarantee that, approval is Apple and Google's decision. I guarantee the technical issue causing the rejection gets fixed properly.
What if it's about content or policy, not code?
I'll tell you honestly, since that needs different help than what I offer. Many "policy" rejections turn out to have a technical root cause I can fix.
Do you resubmit the app yourself?
On Premium, yes, I walk through resubmission with you. On other packages I prepare everything and hand it back to you.
How fast can you start?
Same day in most cases, since rejections are usually time sensitive.
What do you need from me?
The exact rejection email or message from Apple or Google, plus access to your app's repository.
