appstore-review

To audit an iOS app for App Store guideline violations before submission, run a project-wide review check that analyzes Info.plist metadata, privacy manifests, required permission keys, and in-app purchase setups to identify compliance gaps and reduce rejections.

Yes, App Store compliance audits work with React Native and Flutter projects, as well as Expo, Kotlin Multiplatform, .NET MAUI, Cordova, Ionic, and Unity. The audit checks metadata and privacy manifests across these cross-platform frameworks to identify guideline violations.

App Store privacy checks in your Info.plist require validating the presence of required NSUsageDescription keys and a complete privacy manifest. The audit identifies missing permission descriptions and policy gaps to ensure your metadata satisfies Apple's review guidelines.

You verify in-app purchase and account deletion requirements by auditing your project for Restore Purchases functionality, sign-in requirements, and account deletion presence. The audit checks these specific policy compliance areas to prevent App Store submission rejections.

The best way to prevent App Store review rejections for metadata and privacy issues is to run a pre-submission audit that validates Info.plist or app.json configurations, checks privacy manifests, and verifies license terms disclosures to remediate guideline violations early.

You need to audit a macOS app for App Store guideline compliance before submitting it to the App Store. Running a review audit analyzes the project's safety, privacy, metadata, and payment configurations to identify and remediate potential policy violations that could cause review delays.