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App Store publishing service
Get your iPhone or iPad app from a finished build to live on the App Store: accounts, signing, TestFlight, listing, privacy details and review, handled by a developer who has published 8 apps.
Quick answer
I publish iPhone and iPad apps to the App Store: App Store Connect setup, certificates and signing, TestFlight builds, the store listing with screenshots and keywords, privacy nutrition labels, and taking the app through App Review, including fixing rejections. I have designed, built and published 8 apps of my own on the App Store.
What I build
Account and App Store Connect
Developer account setup guidance, app record, bundle IDs, agreements, tax and banking details checked.
Signing and builds
Certificates, provisioning profiles and archived builds from Xcode, Expo or your AI tool’s export, uploaded correctly.
TestFlight
Internal and external testing groups, so you and your testers try the real build before launch.
Store listing
Name, subtitle, description, keywords, screenshots and preview sizes for every required device.
Privacy and compliance
Privacy nutrition labels, privacy policy and support pages, account deletion and permission texts that match what the app does.
Review and rejections
Submission notes, demo accounts and fixes for rejections, through to approval and release.
Results on real products
8 apps on the App Store
Published solo
UK Test Prep, RoadTick, Resume Builder, SnapText, Picture to Text, Magnetic Blocks, Cheatly and Secret Codes, each taken through review.
Privacy-first apps
On-device processing
SnapText and Picture to Text read text on the device, with privacy labels and pages that match exactly what the apps do.
Support and privacy pages
Live for every app
The support and privacy pages App Review requires, published on this site for all 8 apps.
Tools I use
App Store ConnectXcodeTestFlightSwiftUIExpoFastlaneStoreKitPrivacy manifests
How a project works
- Scope call. We talk through the goal, the current state of the product and what success looks like.
- Written plan. You get fixed milestones, delivery dates and a clear price before any work starts.
- Build in small pieces. I ship in small steps with regular progress updates, so you always see what is built.
- Tested delivery. Delivery includes tests, documentation, handover and free support afterwards if something breaks.
Frequently asked questions
Can you publish an app built with Bolt.new, Lovable or another AI tool?
Yes, if it is a native or Expo/React Native app that can be built for iOS. Web apps need wrapping first; I tell you upfront which route fits.
Do I need my own Apple Developer account?
Yes. Apps are published under your account, so you own the listing. I guide you through enrolment and work in it as a team member.
How long does App Review take?
Usually one to two days, sometimes longer. Preparing the listing and fixing issues first is what saves the most time.
What are the most common rejection reasons?
Crashes, incomplete features, missing account deletion, privacy labels that do not match the app, and unclear in-app purchase details.
Can you fix a rejected app?
Yes. I read the rejection, fix the app or the listing, reply in Resolution Center and resubmit.
Do you create the screenshots?
Yes, at every required size, with captions that explain the main features.
Do you handle in-app purchases and subscriptions?
Yes: product setup in App Store Connect, StoreKit integration and the review notes Apple needs to test them.
What does it cost to publish an app?
Apple charges $99 a year for the developer program. My work is a fixed price that depends on how ready the app is.
Can you help with App Store search (ASO)?
Yes: name, subtitle and keywords chosen for what people search, the same way I set up my own apps.
Do you also publish to Google Play?
My own apps are on the App Store; for Android I can prepare the build and listing as part of a cross-platform project.