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App Store Review compliance audits scan iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and visionOS app projects to identify guideline violations and missing submission artifacts before binary upload. The audit targets the 12 most common first-submission rejection risks across native and cross-platform frameworks.

Yes, the App Store compliance audit works with Flutter and React Native projects, alongside Swift, Objective-C, Expo, Kotlin Multiplatform, .NET MAUI, Cordova, Capacitor, and Unity. It scans cross-platform project configurations and source code to detect framework-specific guideline violations.

A pre-submission guideline audit detects missing Sign in with Apple implementations, account deletion flows, privacy manifests, in-app purchase misconfigurations, ATT implementation gaps, and debug artifacts. It flags these top rejection risks with exact guideline citations and file locations.

To check for a missing privacy manifest for App Store submission, scan your project source code and configurations for required privacy manifest files. The audit detects missing privacy manifests and provides framework-specific fixes along with exact guideline citations for compliance.

Ensuring first-submission approval for an iOS app requires running a comprehensive static audit that produces a severity-grouped report with exact guideline citations, framework-specific fixes, manual checklists for App Store Connect server-side items, and a four-layer trust assessment to eliminate costly rejections.

You should run an App Store Review guideline audit before binary upload, when fixes are cheap and fast. Running the audit late in development helps catch missing account deletion flows, ATT gaps, and IAP misconfigurations across all supported frameworks before submission.