App Store & Google Play Launch

Getting an app built is only half the job. Apple's App Store and Google Play both have their own review process, technical requirements, and account setup before an app can go live, and a rejected submission can add days to a launch if nobody involved has done it before.

We handle the submission process for both stores as part of every mobile build: setting up the app listing, preparing screenshots and descriptions sized for each platform, completing Apple's privacy and App Tracking Transparency declarations, and filling in Google's data safety form. The app is submitted under your own Apple Developer and Google Play Console accounts, so you keep full ownership and control of both listings.

We also handle the practical detail that catches most first-time launches out: version numbering, build signing, and the different testing tracks each platform offers, TestFlight for iOS, internal and closed testing tracks for Android, before anything goes to full public release. If a submission is rejected, we read the reason, fix the actual issue, and resubmit rather than guessing at what Apple or Google meant.

We do not promise a ranking or download count in either store. App store optimisation, the listing title, keywords, and screenshots, can influence how discoverable an app is, but no agency can guarantee where an app ranks in a store search, and we will not tell you otherwise.