Appoval scans your iOS, React Native, or Flutter project against all App Store guidelines and flags blockers before you submit. Free static check — no login needed.
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Appoval scans your iOS, React Native, or Flutter project against all App Store guidelines and flags blockers before you submit. Free static check — no login needed.
Hey hunters, I built Appoval after getting an app rejected by Apple for a missing privacy manifest entry — a 2-line fix that cost me 4 days of back-and-forth. I looked for a tool that could catch this automatically. Nothing existed. So I built it. Appoval runs a full static + AI-powered analysis of your project against the latest App Store guidelines: Privacy manifests & NSUsageDescription keys Entitlements mismatches IAP & StoreKit issues ATS configuration Design & metadata guidelin
I personally had experience with the App Store approval and it was painful, glad to see there is a solution to this now! I have a quick question, do you advise on things like "You have OTA functionality, make sure not to push updates over-the-air while its in review" or "your app has a closed auth, make sure to provide example credentials for the app reviewer"? Congrats on the launch! 🎉
Had the same thing happen with a web app — wrong security header that nobody caught until it was already in prod. One-line fix, but finding it mid-deploy is a different story. Makes sense to have this running automatically before you even get to that point.
do you have a one-time analysis ?
As a solo founder currently building my first app, this caught my eye! Any plans to support Google Play guidelines down the road?
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