Service · Publishing & release
The last mile is usually the longest.
Publishing an application involves developer accounts, certificates, privacy declarations, screenshots, age ratings, review queues and the occasional rejection. We handle the paperwork and the patience so that launch day happens when you planned it.
Store readiness
Everything the stores will ask for.
- Setting up or tidying Apple Developer and Google Play Console accounts in your organisation’s name
- Signing certificates, provisioning profiles and keystores, documented and stored safely
- Privacy nutrition labels and Data safety forms that match the app’s real behaviour
- Age ratings, export compliance and content declarations
- Store listings: descriptions, keywords, screenshots and preview assets
Accounts should always belong to you, not to us. We work as invited team members so that you keep control.
Review and rejection
When a reviewer says no.
Rejections are common and usually fixable. We read the guideline cited, explain what it means in practice, propose the smallest change that satisfies it, and write a courteous, specific reply to the review team. We do not promise any particular review outcome or timescale, because neither Apple nor Google does.
Releases over time
A calm cadence.
After launch we can manage regular releases: staged roll-outs, phased releases, release notes written for people rather than developers, and a watch on crash reports in the days afterwards. For websites, the equivalent is a release checklist, a rollback plan and a quiet hour chosen for deployment.
Not only apps
Web launches too.
Moving a website to a new platform or domain carries its own risks: broken links, lost search visibility, forgotten email records. We plan redirects, check DNS and certificates, and verify the result afterwards.
Next step
Talk it through with us.
Tell us where things stand and we will reply on the next working day with questions or a suggested first conversation.