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Your app is built. Now it has to get through the Play Store and App Store, and that's where many projects get stuck for weeks.
I take finished apps and get them live.
What I handle:
Production builds for Android and iOS (EAS Build for Expo / React Native apps)
Google Play testing steps: Internal Testing and Closed Testing before the public release
Store listing: app name, description, screenshots, privacy policy and data safety forms
Apple and Google review rules, so the app doesn't get rejected for something avoidable
Fixing rejections, if the app has already been turned down
Release plan and updates, so new versions don't break existing users
I've taken Daisy, an AI journaling app, through the full process on both stores.
If your app is ready but stuck on the stores, or you're not sure what's missing, message me which store you're on and what the rejection or issue says, and I'll tell you what to fix.
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