Apple’s review process is not an obstacle to route around; it is a specification you can read in advance. Most rejections come from a short list of predictable causes: missing account deletion, unclear subscription terms, incomplete privacy answers, demo credentials that do not work, or a feature that duplicates something the system already does.
We check every one of those before submitting, which is why our apps usually clear review on the first attempt. When one does not, we write the appeal and handle the correspondence — it is included in the price, because a rejection is our problem to solve, not a change request to bill you for.
On the engineering side we stay close to the platform: SwiftUI with UIKit where it is still stronger, modern concurrency, no dependency we could not replace in a day. That keeps the app fast on older devices and keeps you free to hire any competent iOS engineer afterwards.
What you get
SwiftUI interface built to platform conventions
StoreKit 2 subscriptions and paywall
TestFlight builds from week two
Privacy manifest and App Store Connect setup
Submission
review handling and appeals
Typical stack
SwiftSwiftUIStoreKit 2CloudKit or RESTTestFlight
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