AppRejectKit — your personal AI squad for App Review
Your personal AI squad that automatically finds what gets your app rejected by Apple.<br>One tiny mistake can delay your launch by weeks. Stop submitting blindly. Catch it before Apple does.<br>Hire my AI squad — $49 One-time payment · lifetime access · no subscription<br>Already bought? Unlock the kit.
8 specialised agents<br>79-point self-audit<br>53 rejections decoded<br>15 reply templates<br>App Review Simulator (beta)<br>Lifetime access
Your AI Squad<br>Before Apple reviews your app, AI reviews it first.<br>Eight specialised agents inspect the risks that delay real launches.<br>They review your code, App Store Connect setup, metadata and Review Notes — then hand you the evidence and next action.
A Agent Alex<br>The mapper
Maps your stack, critical flows and review context before anyone starts guessing.
M Agent Maya<br>The launch checker
Finds broken paths, incomplete screens and app-completeness risks.
P Agent Priya<br>The privacy reviewer
Checks permissions, privacy manifests, data disclosures and tracking signals.
T Agent Théo<br>The paywall guard
Reviews StoreKit, subscriptions, Restore Purchases and first-IAP release traps.
N Agent Nina<br>The UX critic
Looks for reviewer-stopping UX, unfinished states and functionality gaps.
S Agent Sam<br>The risk spotter
Flags app-type, content and policy risks before they become surprises.
L Agent Leo<br>The ASC specialist
Checks metadata, screenshots, submission details and App Store Connect readiness.
A Agent Ada<br>The lead reviewer
Turns every signal into one evidence-based report and clear priority order.
One command coordinates the squad. Every finding comes back with the guideline, evidence, fix and whether it needs a new build.
First, complete the things only you can do.<br>One manual pre-submit audit. 8 steps. Then let your AI Squad inspect the rest.
1 Developer account & agreements Membership active, Agreements/Tax/Banking green. Nothing sells until they are.<br>2 Build & upload Release build, no debug flags, no test logins, launches on a real device.<br>3 App Store Connect fields Name, subtitle, keywords, description, category, age rating — limits and traps.<br>4 Screenshots & previews Exact sizes, real screens from the build you ship, icon at 1024 with no transparency.<br>5 Privacy & legal URLs Policy live, App Privacy labels matching your SDKs, purpose strings, account deletion.<br>6 Login & demo account A demo account that works today, 2FA off, Review Notes that guide the reviewer.<br>7 IAP & subscriptions Products submitted with the build, prices loading, Restore Purchases visible.<br>8 Availability & release Territories, price, export compliance, content rights, release option.<br>Final validation The last pass before you press Submit.<br>79 checks — each says what to do, why Apple cares, and whether the fix needs a new build. Apple, App Review<br>See the checklist
Apple documents the rules. Not how they collide.<br>There is a workaround for all of this. The problem is, Apple doesn't document it anywhere.<br>The word written on one button.<br>One Xcode capability you never use.<br>A build resubmitted unchanged.<br>Your iPhone-only app, still tested on iPad.<br>A URL that only works because you're already signed in.
These aren't isolated cases.<br>The docs don't tell you the order the rules hit you in — or what happens when two of them cross.<br>You either learn each wall one rejection round at a time, or use the list of someone who already hit them.
So I took the second option and documented:<br>Every wall.<br>The order it appeared.<br>What triggered it.<br>What fixed it.<br>What I sent back to Apple.
That's AppRejectKit. Nothing magic — just the walls I already hit, organized so you don't have to hit them yourself.
Bonus: if you get rejected, the fix is already in the kit.<br>Your squad is built to prevent the avoidable ones. If Apple still says no, this is your fast path back.
Rejection Decoder Paste Apple's message or a guideline number — land on the fix.<br>Fix Library 53 real rejections by guideline — cause, fix, a reply to paste.<br>By App Type 13 guides — AI, subscription, WebView, no-code, crypto, UGC.<br>AI Coding Prompts Audit your build with Claude Code or Cursor before Apple does.<br>Templates 15 ready replies — Review Notes, rejection answers, appeals.<br>Before Submit guides The App Store Connect field guide, the self-audit, the glossary.
Hire my AI squad — $49 One-time payment · lifetime access · no subscription
Your AI Squad<br>What your squad hands back after the review.<br>Clear evidence. Clear fixes. No generic AI essay about the guidelines.
Every finding includes: The guideline The evidence The fix Whether a new build is required<br>APP_REVIEW_AUDIT.md Everything that would send your submission back: guideline, evidence, the fix in your code, the fix in App Store Connect.<br>REVIEW_NOTES.md Your Review Notes, pre-filled from what the audit found — the field most first submissions leave empty.<br>REPLY_DRAFTS.md Resolution Center answers for the rejections your app is most likely to get, written before...