The mapper
Maps your stack, critical flows and review context before anyone starts guessing.
Save weeks by catching Apple rejections before they happen.
The AI review scanner with 8 automated agents to eliminate app rejection risks, stop losing weeks of revenue, and start monetizing fast.
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One-time $49 · lifetime access · no subscription
/app-audit scan
App Review Squad · 8 agents · scan mode
L1 App Store Connect ON · L2 Codebase ON
01 recon MyApp.xcodeproj · SwiftUI · 214 files
02-07 fan-out 6 specialist subagents in parallel
03 privacy ✗ PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy missing
5.1.1 · ITMS-91053 · needs a new build
04 payments ✗ no Restore Purchases entry point
3.1.1 · needs a new build
05 design ⚠ Library empty state reads unfinished
07 metadata ✓ screenshots valid for every device
08 report deduped · ranked · merged
2 blockers · 1 risk · 3 agents clean
→ APP_REVIEW_AUDIT.md · REVIEW_NOTES.md · REPLY_DRAFTS.md
Watch it run
See the audit run on a real app.
One command, 8 agents, and the findings that come back — the whole thing, unedited.
AI writes great code.It doesn't know Apple's review traps.
Claude, Cursor and Copilot produce working iOS code — but an App Store submission isn't just code that compiles. Apple also expects project configuration, privacy declarations and store setup that no coding tool generates for you.
Your AI writes the app
It builds the views, wires the logic, handles the state. It runs in the simulator, and it works.
Apple sends it back
Missing privacy manifest. A usage string too vague to pass. A demo account that never logs in. Days gone to one rejection email.
Your squad catches it first
One audit before you submit. 8 agents, every finding with its guideline, its evidence and its fix. Minutes, not another review cycle.
over 40% of unresolved issues are guideline 2.1 — App Completeness — Apple, App Review
Before Apple reviews your app, your AI squad reviews it first.
Clear evidence. Direct fixes. Zero generic AI fluff.
The launch checker
Finds broken paths, incomplete screens and app-completeness risks.
The privacy reviewer
Checks permissions, privacy manifests, data disclosures and tracking signals.
The paywall guard
Reviews StoreKit, subscriptions, Restore Purchases and first-IAP release traps.
The UX critic
Looks for reviewer-stopping UX, unfinished states and functionality gaps.
The risk spotter
Flags app-type, content and policy risks before they become surprises.
The ASC specialist
Checks metadata, screenshots, submission details and App Store Connect readiness.
The lead reviewer
Turns every signal into one evidence-based report and clear priority order.
One command coordinates the squad. Every finding comes back with the guideline, evidence, fix and whether it needs a new build.
Works with your stack
Any AI tool that can read your project: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, Continue — including them running DeepSeek, Kimi or GLM.
No local access (ChatGPT, Claude.ai, DeepSeek chat)? The same agents run one at a time from what you paste.
Read-only. It never edits your code without your permission, and no kit can honestly promise approval.
See the full AI SquadFour steps from your buildto Submit.
What you do, what your AI squad does, and in what order.
- Do your side first Developer account, agreements, build upload, App Store Connect setup. The 8-step checklist walks you through it, in the reviewer’s order.
- Scan your whole app One command. 8 agents inspect your code, privacy, paywall, metadata and Review Notes, and hand back every rejection risk they find.
- Let the AI reviewer walk your app Beta, on your Mac: the App Review Simulator builds it, launches it and walks your flows the way a reviewer would.
- Fix what came back Each finding with its guideline, the evidence in your app, the fix in code and in App Store Connect, and whether it needs a new build.
- Then submit Review Notes pre-filled, reply drafts ready if Apple still comes back.
79 checks — each says what to do, why Apple cares, and whether the fix needs a new build. Apple, App Review
Hey, I'm Jonathan
I learned this the hard way. What should have taken days took 9 weeks instead.
My first submission got rejected. So I fixed the issue. Submitted again. Rejected.
Another week gone. Then another rejection.
At some point I realized something.
Apple wasn't rejecting my app. It was rejecting my submission.
Every one of these cost me a round:
One word on one button. Rejected.
An Xcode capability I never used. Flagged.
A build I resubmitted unchanged — rejected again, for a different reason.
My iPhone-only app, tested on an iPad.
A URL that worked — because I was already signed in.
So I started documenting everything:
- Every rejection.
- Every guideline.
- Every reply.
- Every mistake.
- Every fix.
After dozens of hours spent reading Apple's documentation and decoding real rejection messages, I had something I wished I'd had before my first submission.
That's what became AppRejectKit.
Bonus: if you get rejected, the fix is already in the kit.
Your squad is built to prevent the avoidable ones. If Apple still says no, this is your fast path back.
Rejection Decoder Paste Apple's message or a guideline number — land on the fix.
Fix Library 53 real rejections by guideline — cause, fix, a reply to paste.
By App Type 13 guides — AI, subscription, WebView, no-code, crypto, UGC.
AI Coding Prompts Audit your build with Claude Code or Cursor before Apple does.
Templates 15 ready replies — Review Notes, rejection answers, appeals.
Before Submit guides The App Store Connect field guide, the self-audit, the glossary.
Audit my app now
One-time $49 · lifetime access · no subscription
Know what Apple is going to see before Apple sees it.
The AI Reviewer doesn't just read your code.
- It launches your app.
- Logs in.
- Tests your paywall.
- Checks Restore Purchases.
- Follows your critical user journey.
Then generates an evidence-based report with:
- Screenshots of every step
- Logs and runtime evidence
- Issues linked to the relevant guideline
- Untested flows
- Exactly what needs your attention before you press Submit
No guesswork. No scores. Just evidence.
Beta — Mac validation pending. Needs your Mac, Xcode and Claude Code. Everything runs locally with your own tool and credits.
What this kit does. And what it doesn't.
It does
- Walk you through everything Apple checks, in order, before you submit.
- Audit your app against those checks, with evidence behind every finding.
- Run the App Review Simulator beta — Mac validation pending — on your own Mac.
- Turn a rejection into cause → code fix → App Store Connect fix → reply.
- Hand you copy-paste replies and AI audit prompts for your stack.
- Link every fiche to Apple's official source, with a confidence score.
It doesn't
- Guarantee approval — no one honestly can.
- Replace legal advice. Health, finance, kids, gambling: see a pro.
- Submit your app, or change anything in App Store Connect for you.
- Reproduce Apple’s private review environment, every UI state, or a bit-identical submitted IPA.
One price. Lifetime access.
Everything above, in one purchase.
$99 $49
$49 until September 1, 2026. After that, $99.
- The 8-role audit squad + App Review Simulator (beta) One command scans your app; on your Mac, the Simulator then walks it like a reviewer would.
- The 79-point submission checklist In order, with the why behind each item.
- 53 rejections decoded Cause, fix, App Store Connect fix, reply to paste.
- 15 reply templates Review Notes, rejection answers, appeals.
- 13 app-type guides AI, subscription, WebView, no-code, crypto, UGC…
- AI coding prompts Audit your build with Claude Code or Cursor.
- Free updates for life Apple changes its rules — you get the new fiches.
- Instant access License key on screen and by email, right after checkout.
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Questions
I've never submitted an app. Is this too advanced for me?
It's built for exactly that. The checklist assumes you've never opened App Store Connect: every item says what to click, what to enter, and why Apple cares. Terms you don't know are in the glossary.
What do I need to run the audit?
For the scan, an AI tool that can read your project — Claude Code or Cursor. The App Review Simulator (beta) additionally needs a Mac with Xcode, an iOS Simulator and locally configured XcodeBuildMCP; it runs with your own tool and credits. If you work in Claude.ai or ChatGPT instead, the same agents are there as prompts you run one at a time on what you paste. Either way the checklist, the 53 fiches and the templates work exactly the same.
Can't I just Google all of this?
Yes — all of it is public. That's the point: the raw material is free, and it's scattered across Apple's documentation, release notes and years of contradictory forum threads. You'd spend an evening working out which answer is current and which one actually worked. What you're paying for is the sorting: one fiche per problem, in the order you need it, linked to the official source, with a confidence score when the answer is field-reported rather than documented.
Doesn't ChatGPT already do this?
Ask it to audit your app and you get an essay about the guidelines — confident whether it's right or wrong, with nothing behind it. The squad works the other way round: it reads your actual project, and a finding only exists if it can show where it came from. It also can't tell you which fix cleared review recently, what to write in the Resolution Center, or how sure anyone is about an answer. This kit is built from submissions that really happened, every claim is dated and scored, and it installs into your AI so the two work together instead of competing.
Is it really a one-time payment?
Yes. $49 once, lifetime access — updates included. No subscription, no upsell.
Do you guarantee my app gets approved?
No — and be wary of anyone who does. Apple decides. The kit removes the avoidable mistakes and helps you understand and answer a rejection fast.
My app is Flutter / React Native / no-code — does it still apply?
Yes. Fiches are tagged by stack (RevenueCat, StoreKit, Expo, Capacitor, FlutterFlow…) and by app type. The reasoning is stack-agnostic; the guideline is the same for everyone.
What if I already got rejected?
Then start at the Rejection Decoder instead of the checklist: paste Apple's message and you land on the fiche with the cause, the fix and a reply you can send back the same day.
What is your refund policy?
Because the kit is digital content with instant access, all sales are final. If you hit a technical issue, get the wrong product, or were charged incorrectly, email us within 7 days — we review every request case by case. See the refund policy for details.
How do I get access after paying?
A license key is shown right after checkout and emailed to you. Paste it once and the kit unlocks on this device.
Do I get updates?
Yes. Apple changes its rules, so advice is dated and updates are included in your one-time purchase.
Submit it once. Properly.
Run the checklist tonight. Press Submit knowing what the reviewer will see.
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