Turn an App Review rejection into a correction path.
For an existing iPhone app with a concrete App Review problem. I trace the rejection across the app and its store record, make the agreed corrections, and prepare one coherent resubmission.
$490
Diagnose one rejection, make the agreed corrections, prepare one resubmission.
Request a rescue reviewNo-charge fit check before access or work. If it fits, the fixed scope and price are confirmed first.
Stages
Open each stage to see the work product. The exact scope is set only after the evidence is reviewed.
DiagnoseTurn the rejection message into an evidence map.
Review the rejection, submitted version, relevant source behavior, App Store metadata, privacy answers, reviewer notes, and account state that belong to the agreed scope.
Output: a prioritized rejection map with the evidence behind each finding.
CorrectFix the agreed source and store-surface mismatches.
Make the bounded corrections agreed after diagnosis. This can include source behavior, metadata, privacy answers, screenshots, review notes, or submission configuration when the evidence requires them.
Output: reviewed corrections with the validation result for each changed surface.
ResubmitPrepare one coherent return to App Review.
Reconcile the corrected build and App Store record, prepare reviewer-facing notes, and support one resubmission cycle. If Apple raises a materially new issue, it becomes a new scope decision.
Output: one prepared resubmission with a clear postflight record.
What is included
- One existing iPhone app and one App Review issue set
- Source-to-store evidence review within the agreed scope
- Implementation of the agreed bounded corrections
- Submission notes and support through one resubmission
App Review approval is not guaranteed. This service is not legal advice. The evidence decides the correction path.
Fit
Good fit
For an existing iPhone app with a concrete App Review problem. I trace the rejection across the app and its store record, make the agreed corrections, and prepare one coherent resubmission.
I scope the work, review what ships, and you own the source.
Not included
- New features, broad redesigns, Android work, or open-ended development
- Legal advice, policy exceptions, ranking promises, or growth guarantees
- App Review approval guarantees or repeated resubmissions for new issues
Request
Request a rescue review
Send the app name, the current App Review status or rejection category, what changed in the submitted version, and the outcome you need. I will reply with whether the issue fits this sprint and what evidence is needed next.
Do not submit passwords, API keys, tax or identity documents, or private customer data. Sensitive access is never requested in the first message.