Flat fee. You keep your account and your code. Built it in Lovable, Bolt, Replit, or Cursor? I audit it, package it, submit it, and answer App Review when they push back.
AI tools compress months of building into days — then leave you alone with Apple's review process. These are the three walls almost every vibe-coded app hits.
Apple says your app "does not include enough features." Translation: it reads as a website in an app costume. There's a known set of fixes — resubmitting the same build isn't one of them.
Certificates, provisioning profiles, entitlements, keystores. The AI built your app in an afternoon; Apple's signing chain has eaten your week. I do this every day — no Mac needed on your side.
You wrapped your web app and App Review bounced it. Some wrappers pass, most don't — the difference is specific and fixable. I'll tell you which side of the line you're on before you burn another cycle.
A fixed process, not a discovery phase. You see the full findings before any fix work starts, and every deliverable lands in your accounts, not mine.
Your app, build config, and store metadata go through a 60-point preflight covering the guidelines that actually cause rejections. You get a written report: every issue, its severity, the fix, and an honest verdict.
Native packaging (Capacitor or Expo), icons and screenshots in every required size, privacy policy, App Privacy labels, Play data-safety form, TestFlight and internal-testing tracks — handled end to end.
I submit, monitor review, and answer App Review myself if they push back — with the right guideline citations, inside 24 hours. Rejection is a normal review event, and handling it is included.
You enroll in the Apple Developer Program and Google Play Console under your own name. I work as an invited App Store Connect / Play Console user with the minimum roles needed, and you revoke my access the day we're done. I never publish clients' apps under my own developer account — that model breaks both stores' rules and leaves you owning nothing.
Apple ships a new OS every fall. Dependencies rot. Store policies shift under you. You built the app — you shouldn't have to babysit it. Getting approved is stage one of a two-stage journey.
Audit, fix & package, submit & pass — everything on this page. Your app goes live on both stores, in your own accounts.
Property management for your app: OS updates, dependency patches, renewals, review responses, monitoring — you own it, we run it, you never think about it again.
That's 8 of ~60 checks. The public 20-point version is free: get the checklist.
Every engagement starts from a written audit, so you know the full scope before committing to anything bigger.
Take the done-for-you bundle — launch + 12 months of AutoPilot Managed as one engagement: approved this month, maintained through next year's OS release, one decision total. See AutoPilot →
The 20-point checklist covering the real reasons vibe-coded apps get bounced from the App Store and Google Play — each with how to self-test before you submit.
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