You built a working web app with an AI builder. Getting it into the stores is a different job: a native wrapper, signing keys, store listings, privacy forms, review rules and, for new personal Google Play accounts, a 14-day closed test.

I take that job off your hands, in your own developer accounts (you invite me; no passwords are shared):

Check that the app meets Apple's minimum-functionality rule. A bare website in a frame gets rejected, so I tell you up front, in writing, what native value it needs.

Build the wrapper, set up signing and prepare the store listing, screenshots and privacy answers.

Submit, answer reviewer questions in writing and fix one round of rejections.

Hand over the project in your repository with a written runbook for future updates, plus 14 days of support.

Packages (fixed price, excl. VAT):

Basic, Google Play only - USD 1,550 (EUR 1,290). Wrapper, signing, English store listing, Data safety and policy forms, submission, one rejection round, runbook. 10 working days, 1 revision round.

Standard, Google Play + App Store - USD 2,800 (EUR 2,390). Everything in Basic for both stores, including iOS certificates, App Privacy labels and one rejection round per store. App Store only is priced as Standard, because the iOS side is most of the work. 15 working days, 1 revision round.

Premium, both stores + native features - USD 5,150 (EUR 4,390). Standard plus the native features Apple's review typically needs (push notifications and an offline screen), store listings in 3 languages and 3 months of store-compliance watch. 30 working days, 2 revision rounds.

Store review time is Apple's and Google's, not part of the delivery time. Other native features, and rejections after the included round, are quoted in writing first, as a fixed price on the same basis as these packages.

Optional after launch: a monthly store-compliance watch per app - USD 89 (EUR 69) for Google Play, USD 129 (EUR 109) for both stores. I watch target-API deadlines, policy status, the Data safety form, the account-deletion URL and expiring certificates, through invited access, and send a short written note each month. It is a watch, not a compliance guarantee.

Not included, on purpose: I do not sell or arrange testers for Google Play's 12-tester rule. You recruit real users, or use an organisation account, which is exempt. Apps that are only a website in a frame are not accepted, because Apple rejects them.

Rui Codex publishes its own apps and games on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Rui+Codex

Work done inside your own app stays in your repository as source code you can use and modify; Rui Codex's reusable components are licensed for your use (a source-code buy-out can be quoted on request).

Everything runs in writing, no calls.

Selman - Rui Codex