AcceptMyApp
Spot iOS app issues before App Store review
AcceptMyApp launched on January 27, 2026 with 90 votes, #388 of 14,585 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Pre-submission risk scanner + rejection analyzer for iOS developers. Uses RAG on Apple Guidelines to find issues before Apple does. When rejected, get structured fixes and reviewer-safe reply drafts. One-time payment per app. Unlimited analyses.
AI-powered analysis of iOS app metadata, screenshots, privacy pages, and rejection messages against Apple
Stop sweating App Store review. Know what Apple will flag before you submit, fix it in minutes, and ship updates without the rejection back-and-forth. “We noticed that your app requires users to register before they can access non-account-based features, which does not comply with the App Store Review Guidelines.” Paste Apple's rejection. Get the real reason, the smart next move, and a ready-to-send reply in seconds. From your first checklist to a ready-to-send rejection reply — a complete, growing toolkit for every submission. A personalized checklist that blends universal App Store requirements with items tailored to your app's features, permissions, and business model. AI surfaces…from acceptmy.app
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