Store Submission
We handle the end-to-end submission to the Apple App Store and Google Play, including accounts, certificates, signing, and build uploads done correctly the first time.
Building a great app is only half the journey — getting it approved and discovered is the other. MResolve guides your app through the App Store and Google Play submission process, from polished store listings and screenshots to review-guideline compliance and a smooth, well-managed release.
App store submission trips up more launches than the development itself. Each platform has its own accounts, certificates, guidelines, and asset requirements — and a single oversight can mean a rejection and days of delay.
We take the friction out of publishing. Whether you are shipping to the Apple App Store, Google Play, or both, we prepare your store listing, write clear and keyword-rich descriptions, produce the right screenshots and preview assets in every required size, and complete the metadata, ratings, and privacy details reviewers expect. We check your build against the latest review guidelines before you submit, so avoidable rejections don’t cost you time.
Before the public launch, we set up TestFlight and internal testing tracks so you and your stakeholders can try the real thing on real devices. Then we manage the release itself — staged rollouts, versioning, and release notes — and help you respond quickly if reviewers come back with questions. The result is a confident, professional launch on both platforms.
Everything you need to submit, pass review, and launch cleanly on both app stores.
We handle the end-to-end submission to the Apple App Store and Google Play, including accounts, certificates, signing, and build uploads done correctly the first time.
Compelling, keyword-optimised titles, subtitles, and descriptions that help your app rank and convert, using App Store Optimization best practices for each platform.
Polished screenshots, preview graphics, and icons produced in every required device size, so your listing looks professional across phones and tablets.
Accurate categories, age ratings, privacy nutrition labels, data-safety forms, and localisation details prepared to match each store’s current requirements.
We review your build against Apple and Google guidelines before submission to catch common rejection triggers and keep your launch on schedule.
TestFlight and internal testing tracks let stakeholders trial the app, then we manage staged rollouts, versioning, and release notes for a smooth go-live.
Experienced, guideline-savvy help that turns a stressful submission into a smooth release.
One team that knows the App Store and Google Play processes inside out.
Pre-submission checks against current guidelines reduce costly review delays.
Listings built to be found and to convert, not just to pass review.
Screenshots, icons, and previews in every size, with no guesswork.
We track the latest Apple and Google policy and requirement changes.
TestFlight and internal tracks catch issues before your users do.
Staged releases, versioning, and clear release notes handled for you.
Quick help if reviewers raise questions, so approvals stay on track.
Four clear steps take your finished build from testing to live on both app stores.
We gather your build, set up store accounts, and produce listings, screenshots, and metadata.
TestFlight and internal testing tracks let your team validate the app on real devices.
We review the build against Apple and Google guidelines to head off rejections.
We submit, manage the review, and roll out the release with proper versioning.
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