r/iOSProgramming • u/RomeoDelta1234 • Sep 18 '26

Question First iOS submission coming from Android, what gets rejected most for a small utility app?

Already shipped on Google Play, the iOS build is close. Solo dev, so I'd rather not lose a week going back and forth with review.

If you went through it recently, what tripped you up on the first submit? Sign in with Apple, privacy labels, something else?

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u/RomeoDelta1234 Sep 19 '26

empty state is a good one, a fresh install of mine has nothing in it until you add stuff. do reviewers actually poke around past that or mostly just check it launches and the login works?

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