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Getting Your App Approved on the Apple App Store and Google Play

App store rejections delay launches. Here's how to prepare a smooth submission for Apple and Google.

By Onlincer Editorial Team · Published · 3 min read

Getting Your App Approved on the Apple App Store and Google PlayMobile App Development
Summary: App store rejections delay launches. Here's how to prepare a smooth submission for Apple and Google.

Both Apple and Google review apps before they go live. Preparation prevents delays.

Before submission

  • Test thoroughly on real devices
  • Remove placeholder content and broken links
  • Provide a working demo account for reviewers if login is required
  • Write an accurate privacy policy and complete privacy disclosures
  • Follow in-app purchase rules for digital goods

Store listing

  • Clear app name and subtitle
  • Screenshots showing real functionality
  • Descriptive, keyword-aware description
  • Appropriate age rating

Common rejection reasons

  • Crashes and bugs
  • Incomplete information or broken features
  • Misleading metadata
  • Privacy issues
  • Apps that are just a website wrapper with little functionality

After approval

Monitor crash reports, respond to reviews and plan regular updates.

FAQs

How long does review take?

Often a day or two, but it varies.

Can I release to testers first?

Yes — TestFlight for iOS and testing tracks on Google Play.

What if my app is rejected?

Read the feedback, fix the issue and resubmit or reply to the reviewer.

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