AcceptMyApp

Key Features

• •Pre-submission checklist: Generates a personalized checklist blending universal App Store requirements with items tailored to your app's features, permissions, and business model. Tracks progress with percentage completion and flags issues like subtitle character limits.
• •Pre-submission risk analysis: AI surfaces guideline risks before submission, scoring them as high, medium, or low. It highlights monetization, permission, and metadata issues, citing specific guideline sections, and provides a clear safe-to-submit verdict.
• •Rejection analysis: Paste Apple's rejection message to get the real cause in plain language, guidance on whether to fix or appeal, and two ready-to-send reply drafts for Resolution Center. Includes medium re-rejection risk indicator.
• •Review-friendly metadata generation: Rewrites your app's title, subtitle, and keywords to comply with Apple's limits and avoid Guideline 2.3 issues. Provides side-by-side comparison with current copy and ensures character limits are respected.
• •Screenshot validation: Upload screenshots to check against Apple's rules including size and format compliance, status bar cleanliness, misleading content flags, and required device sizes. Provides per-screenshot pass/fail notes.
• •Fix-vs-appeal guidance: For each rejection, the tool advises whether the issue should be fixed and resubmitted or appealed, helping developers choose the fastest path to approval.
• •App-specific customization: Both the pre-submission checklist and risk analysis adapt to the app's features, permissions, and business model, ensuring relevant checks without irrelevant noise.

Use Cases

• •An indie developer preparing their first iOS app submission uses the pre-submission checklist to ensure all metadata, privacy policy, and age rating are correct, avoiding a rejection for missing compliance documentation.
• •A team launching a major update runs the pre-submission risk analysis and discovers that their new subscription terms aren't visible before purchase. They fix the paywall design and submit without being flagged.
• •An agency managing multiple client apps uses the rejection analysis feature after a client's travel app is rejected. They paste the rejection, receive an appeal draft, and submit it the same day, getting approval within 24 hours.
• •A developer with an app that was rejected for Guideline 5.1.1 (registration requirement) uses the rejection analysis to understand the root cause, removes mandatory sign-up, and copies the fix-and-resubmit reply to Resolution Center for quick re-review.
• •A seasoned iOS developer preparing a complex enterprise app uses the screenshot validation to ensure all required sizes are present and no misleading claims appear, preventing a metadata rejection before submission.

Who is this for?

iOS developers (solo indie developers, small teams, and larger studios) who regularly submit apps to the App Store. Also app development agencies that manage multiple client apps and need to ensure fast, error-free submissions. The tool is ideal for developers who want to reduce the time and stress of App Store review, avoid common rejection reasons, and quickly handle rejections when they occur. It is also useful for product managers and release engineers responsible for App Store compliance in their organization.