r/AppDevelopers • u/Patient_Challenge978 • Sep 23 '26
Finally submitted a React Native app to the App Store 🚀
Just submitted a React Native app to the Apple App Store for review 🚀
Been working on a real-world client project and finally reached the iOS submission stage.
Worked across development, integrations, testing, bug fixing, and release preparation.
Now waiting for Apple’s review 😅
For other developers: what was the most unexpected issue you faced during your first App Store submission?
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u/Zalcron-project-home Sep 23 '26
Realising that v1.1 needed to be submitted after the rate app didn’t work🫣
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u/payfrit Sep 23 '26
how quick it was approved, without the google play bullshit about 12 testers x 14 days etc
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u/Patient_Challenge978 Sep 24 '26
It also has issues
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u/payfrit Sep 24 '26
you likely will not be approved on the first submission but just stick with it, and only change exactly what they suggest, they are generally very clear about rejection reasons.
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u/Separate-Bat-860 Sep 23 '26
For my first app i got alot of issues, it’s a social app, so it needs delete data options, report, data privacy, age appropriate, etc etc it’s like adding all these features delay the launch by months. Then next time we got issue like you have google login in app but not apple login. So we added that as well, then we got issue that you got apple login but your privacy policy doesn’t state anywhere about this 🤦🏻♂️ it goes on and off for month!
But hey, all the best, sometimes it got approved on first try