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You can run a full App Store readiness audit to check your iOS app for rejection risks, coordinating 31 checks across privacy, UGC, IAP, metadata, layout, and quality to surface actionable remediation paths.

An App Store readiness audit covers privacy and UGC guidelines by orchestrating checks across permissions, user-generated content, metadata, and quality areas, producing prioritized rejection-risk reports with explicit file references and guideline mappings.

Yes, you can audit macOS apps against Apple guidelines. The audit identifies rejection risks before submission by checking privacy, UGC, IAP, metadata, layout, and quality areas, and produces a clear remediation plan.

You generate a prioritized rejection-risk report by running a full audit that orchestrates multiple checks across categories like layout, permissions, UGC, privacy, quality, business, and metadata, mapping risks to explicit file references and Apple guidelines.

Common Swift anti-patterns that cause App Store rejection are included as real-world case references within the audit output, illustrating frequent pitfalls across privacy, UGC, IAP, metadata, layout, and quality checks to guide remediation.

Yes, the audit checks App Store metadata and in-app purchase compliance. It orchestrates 31 checks across categories including metadata, business, and IAP, producing a prioritized report with references to Apple guidelines and real-world cases.