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Dev tools · July 30, 2026

AuditStore

Catch App Store rejections before Apple does

AuditStore launched on July 30, 2026 with 8 votes, #2,235 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

What it does

AuditStore is a native macOS app that audits your App Store Connect submission against Apple's rules — before reviewers see it. Blocking / Review / Passed in one glance, each issue deep-linking to the exact fix. Your API key never leaves your Mac.

Download AuditStore by Alex Lombry on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like AuditStore.

Two new checks, and a round of fixes for the latest App Store Connect API. NEW CHECKS - Guideline 5.2.5: flags Apple trademarks used in your app name or subtitle. - Guideline 2.1: flags prices hard-coded in your Xcode project instead of read from StoreKit. FIXES - In-app purchases and subscriptions: metadata is now read from both the version you're editing and the product itself, so an approved product no longer reports its App Review screenshot as missing. - Age rating: the new social media questions are now checked. - The audit targets the right version when App Store Connect reports a state it didn't use before, instead of falling back to the released one. - Subscription availability…from apps.apple.com

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