Publishing an iOS app is more than uploading a build. Apple reviews your app for functionality, privacy, security, content, and usability.
1. Apple Developer Account
Enroll in the Apple Developer Program to access App Store Connect and identifiers.
2. App Store Connect
Use App Store Connect to create listing, upload builds, add screenshots, provide privacy details, set pricing, and submit your app for review.
3. App Quality
Your app should be functional. Test login, registration, navigation, forms, buttons, search, notifications, payments, database operations, and APIs. Avoid crashes, broken features, and unfinished pages.
4. Backend & Login
Backend services must be accessible to Apple reviewers. Avoid localhost URLs. If login is required, provide demo credentials.
5. Privacy & Security
Provide Privacy Policy and declare collected data such as names, emails, locations, photos, and financial information. Protect passwords and data.
6. Copyright & Content
Use content you have permission to use, including images, music, videos, logos, fonts, and software. Avoid illegal, harmful, fraudulent, discriminatory, or inappropriate content.
7. App Store Listing
App name and subtitle can each be up to 30 characters. Provide descriptions, screenshots, icons, age ratings, categories, and keywords.
8. Review & Rejection
Apple may approve or reject it. Common rejection reasons include crashes, unavailable backends, missing privacy information, misleading screenshots, copyright issues, broken links, and payment violations.
🚀 Final Tip: Test everything, verify privacy information, and ensure the app is complete before submitting.
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