Publishing assistance
Release is a proof, not a hope
Getting an app approved and a website live involves accounts, declarations, assets and review rules that change over time. We help you prepare each part so launch week is uneventful.
Release sequence
Accounts and ownership
Developer accounts are registered in your organisation's name, with access granted to us, so you always own your listings and signing keys.
Listing materials
Descriptions, screenshots, preview text, categories and age ratings drafted and checked against current store guidance.
Privacy declarations
Data safety and privacy label answers based on what the app actually collects, cross-checked against the code and third-party libraries.
Review preparation
Demo accounts, reviewer notes and explanations for any sensitive permissions, to reduce avoidable rejections.
Staged rollout
Phased release where supported, with crash and error monitoring watched closely in the first days.
Web launch
Domain and DNS, certificates, redirects from old addresses, sitemap submission and a checked 404 page.
If a review is rejected
Rejections usually cite a specific guideline. We read the notice with you, identify whether a change, an explanation or an appeal is the right response, and resubmit. We cannot guarantee approval, as decisions belong to the store operators, but we can make sure submissions are complete and accurate.
Already built elsewhere?
Publishing assistance is available on its own for apps built by another team, provided we can inspect the build and its permissions. We will tell you if anything is likely to cause problems before you submit.