Your app is built. I'll get it on the App Store and Google Play.
Publishing for founders who built their app in Expo, Replit, Rork or Claude Code, or whose app was rejected and needs to get through review. Signing, builds, the store listing and the back-and-forth with Apple and Google, all under your own developer accounts.
What's included
- Developer accounts set up or reviewed, in your name
- Signing, certificates and provisioning profiles
- Production builds for iOS and Android
- TestFlight and Play Console testing tracks
- Store listing: screenshots, description, keywords
- Privacy labels and the Play Data safety form
- Review submission, and replies to Apple and Google
- Update releases after launch
Apps built with Expo · React Native · Flutter · Replit · Rork · Claude Code · Native Swift / Kotlin
Rejections I clear
Apple Guideline 2.1, app completeness
Crashes during review, broken links, placeholder content, or a demo login the reviewer could not use.
Apple Guideline 4.2, minimum functionality
Apps Apple reads as a wrapped website. Usually fixed with native features that give the app a reason to exist.
Apple Guideline 5.1.1, data and accounts
Missing in-app account deletion, permission prompts without a clear reason, or a privacy policy that does not match the app.
Google Play closed testing
New personal developer accounts must run a closed test with 12 testers for 14 days before production access. I set it up and run it with you.
Google Play policy and target API
Data safety form mismatches, restricted permissions, and builds below the target API level Play currently requires.
Metadata and screenshots
Screenshots that do not show the real app, keyword stuffing, or a listing that promises features the build does not have.
How it works
Send the project
Share the repo or the Expo, Replit or Rork project, and tell me which stores you need. You get an honest read on what stands between it and approval.
Fix and prepare
Anything review would catch gets fixed first, then signing, builds and the store listing are set up in your own developer accounts.
Submit and follow through
I submit to Apple and Google and answer the reviewers. If a rejection comes back, I clear it and resubmit.
Live, and yours
The app is published under your account, with notes on how the next update ships. I stay available for releases after launch.
From publishing clients
“Malik is so great. He helped me pass the test with only 1 trial, while the other freelancer I hired before failed twice.”
“This is now my App guy. I am beyond impressed with turnaround time, communication and being available all the time. You'd be silly not to hire!”
“Malik was great! I enjoyed working with him! He was fast, efficient, and he went the extra mile to make sure the job got done.”
“Malik is very educated and kind i recomment his services to all he helped me achieve my goals with no issues. Dont think twice go ahead hire him”
“Amazing freelancer. Just top notech. Deployed my app. Gave clear notes, did a lot.”
“Very helpful and recommend hiring!”
“100% Reccomend - great hire!”
Questions
Do I need my own Apple and Google developer accounts?
Yes, and that is the point: the app is published under your name and you own it. Apple's Developer Program is $99 a year and a Google Play developer account is a one-time $25. I can walk you through creating either.
My app was built with Replit, Rork or another AI builder. Can it still go on the stores?
Usually, yes. Most of these projects are Expo or React Native underneath. I have published apps from Expo, Replit and Rork, and fix whatever would fail review before submitting.
Apple or Google already rejected my app. Can you fix it?
Yes. Send me the rejection message. Most rejections come down to a handful of guidelines, and I fix the app or the listing, reply to the reviewer, and resubmit.
Why can't I publish to production on Google Play yet?
Personal developer accounts created after November 2023 have to run a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in for 14 days in a row before Google grants production access. I set up the test track and help you get through it.
How long does publishing take?
The setup and submission are often done within a few days. After that it depends on review: Apple usually answers within a day or two, and a first Google Play review can take longer.
Do you work with clients in the US?
Yes. I work remotely with founders and teams in the US and worldwide, over Upwork or directly.