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Fixed-price offerApple rejected your app update. Get the cause found and fixed, at a fixed price.

The reviewer couldn’t sign in, the build crashed on their device, a privacy manifest or purpose string is missing, or account deletion isn’t in the app. Send the rejection message from App Store Connect and the repo; you get the root cause with evidence, then a fix delivered as a pull request with a test that keeps it fixed.

Pay $450 for a DiagnosisPay $1,200 for a Fix

Full refund if Simon can’t take it on once he sees your project, or if you cancel before work starts. Refund terms.

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Not sure what in the build caused the rejection? Start with the Diagnosis. Already know the cause? Pay for the Fix.

Resubmit before Apple’s holiday slowdown

Pay for the Diagnosis and send the rejection and access to the app by (US Eastern). The Diagnosis is back by . Pay for the Fix that day and it arrives as a pull request by , in time to build and resubmit before .

In past years Apple said reviews may take longer around the holidays: December 20 to 26 in 2024 (opens in a new tab), December 22 to 27 in 2023 (opens in a new tab), December 23 to 27 in 2022 (opens in a new tab). Apple hasn’t posted its 2026 dates yet (checked ). Approval stays Apple’s decision.

Diagnosis $450 in 3 business days, credited toward the fix. Fix $1,200 in 5 business days. Counted from repo access and reproduction steps.

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Short answer

If Apple rejected your app update because of something in the build, the App Fix Ticket finds the cause and fixes it at a fixed price. Send the rejection from App Store Connect and access to the app. A $450 Diagnosis names the root cause in 3 business days and is credited toward the $1,200 Fix, delivered in 5 business days as a pull request with a regression test. You build and resubmit; approval stays Apple’s decision.

App Fix Ticket

One reproducible issue in an existing mobile or web app, diagnosed and fixed at a fixed price. Flutter, Swift, Kotlin, React, Vue, Firebase or Node.js.

Diagnosis

$450
3 business days

The root cause with evidence, plus a fixed repair quote. The $450 is credited toward the fix.

Pay $450 for a Diagnosis

Full refund if Simon can’t take it on once he sees your project, or if you cancel before work starts. Refund terms.

Fix

$1,200
5 business days

One scoped defect fixed, delivered as a pull request with a regression test and handover notes.

Pay $1,200 for a Fix

Full refund if Simon can’t take it on once he sees your project, or if you cancel before work starts. Refund terms.

Typical issues

  • Build failures
  • Auth and login loops
  • Database writes that hang
  • API, webhook or Cloud Function errors
  • A broken screen

Not included

  • New features
  • Rewrites
  • Guaranteed app store approval
  • Production data edits

Delivery

Diagnosis in 3 business days, Fix in 5 business days, counted from repo access and reproduction steps.

After you pay

  1. You pay on Stripe and get the receipt by email.
  2. Simon emails you within one business day to confirm and send the access checklist. You can also send it straight away to simon@app369.com.
  3. Timeline: Diagnosis in 3 business days, Fix in 5 business days, counted from repo access and reproduction steps.

What the work needs:

  • Access to the repository (GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket)
  • Exact steps to reproduce the bug: build, device and OS, account, taps, expected and actual result
  • Any error messages, logs or a screen recording

Diagnosis: Delivery takes 3 business days from repo access and reproduction steps.

Fix: Delivery takes 5 business days from repo access and reproduction steps.

Full refund if Simon can’t take it on once he sees your project, or if you cancel before work starts. Refund terms.

Not sure it fits? See who it fits, or email a question about this offer; Simon replies by email, usually within one business day.

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Errors this fixes

Each page explains the error from the vendor’s own docs, with what to try first.

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Honest answer

When a code fix may not be enough

App Store and Google Play rejections fall into two kinds: a gap in the build or the listing that you can fix and resubmit, and a product decision the store disagrees with. The App Fix Ticket covers the first kind.

  • A rejection under Guideline 4.2, 4.3 or 3.1 can mean changing the product itself. That starts with a paid consultation to agree what to change
  • A typo, a wrong label or a one-line change where you can already point at the line: a low-priced gig or your own developer can fix it for less
  • Use the Diagnosis when the rejection points at the build and the cause is unknown

App Store and Google Play rejections: 13 fixesGuideline 4.2 Minimum Functionality: the fixGuideline 4.3 Spam: the fixPaid consultation

How it works

  1. Pay and send the rejection

    Pay for the Diagnosis or, if you already know the cause, the Fix. Reply to the Stripe receipt with repo access, the rejection message from App Store Connect and the exact steps to reproduce the problem.

  2. Reproduce and isolate

    The bug is reproduced on the build and device class you name, then isolated to the app, the backend or the build tooling, using local emulators where they apply. Your production data is never touched.

  3. Root cause and a fixed quote

    The Diagnosis ends with the root cause, the evidence for it and a fixed repair quote. If you go ahead, the $450 is credited.

  4. Fix as a pull request

    The Fix arrives as a pull request with a regression test and handover notes. You review and merge it, then build and resubmit. Approval stays Apple’s decision.

What a Diagnosis looks like: a Google Play example

The findings table from a sample Diagnosis of an example Flutter shop app whose Play Store update won’t go through. It is the example built into the free Google Play deadline checker, run on October 23, 2026, so you can reproduce every line yourself.

  1. Target API is 34, Google Play needs 36

    Evidence
    android/app/build.gradle: targetSdkVersion 34
    Google’s date
    August 31, 2026 (extension to November 1, 2026)
    What the fix changes
    targetSdk 36 and compileSdk at least 36, then test edge-to-edge, back gestures and tablets

  2. Play Billing Library 7.0.0 is below 8

    Evidence
    android/app/build.gradle: billing-ktx:7.0.0
    Google’s date
    August 31, 2026 (extension to November 1, 2026)
    What the fix changes
    Billing Library 8 or later; going straight to 9 saves a second update before August 31, 2027

  3. Android Gradle Plugin 8.1.0 is below 8.5.1

    Evidence
    android/build.gradle: com.android.tools.build:gradle:8.1.0
    Google’s date
    February 1, 2027 (16 KB page sizes)
    What the fix changes
    AGP 8.5.1 or higher

  4. NDK r26 needs linker flags

    Evidence
    android/app/build.gradle: ndkVersion "26.1.10909125"
    Google’s date
    February 1, 2027 (16 KB page sizes)
    What the fix changes
    NDK r28 or higher, or the 16 KB linker flags

Sample only: an example app, not a client’s project. A real Diagnosis also reproduces the problem on your build, names the root cause with its evidence, and ends with a fixed quote for the repair, with the $450 credited if you go ahead.

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Questions before you pay

Who can fix my app after Apple rejected the update?
App369’s App Fix Ticket. The Diagnosis is $450 in 3 business days and is credited toward the repair. The Fix is $1,200 in 5 business days, delivered as a pull request with a regression test. You pay one stated price before work starts, not an hourly rate.
Can you guarantee App Store approval?
No. Review decisions belong to Apple and Google. The Fix Ticket covers the code defect itself.
Should I reply to App Review or appeal?
Reply first. Apple says you can correspond with App Review in App Store Connect to resolve the issues before resubmitting, which is the place for a demo account, a screen recording or an explanation. Appeal to the App Review Board only if you believe App Review misunderstood the app or treated you unfairly.
Can I resubmit the same build?
If nothing in the binary was wrong, for example the demo account had expired, fix the account, explain it in your reply and resubmit. If the build crashed, upload a new build with the fix.
Is it only for Flutter apps?
No. The same App Fix Ticket covers apps built with Swift, Kotlin, React, Vue or Node.js, on Firebase or another backend. The price and delivery times are the same.
What access do you need?
Access to the repository (GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket), the rejection message from App Store Connect and the exact steps to reproduce the problem. Production keys are never asked for.
Do I need a call before I pay?
No. The scope, price and delivery time are on this page, and everything happens in writing. If you want to talk live, calls cost $100 per 15 minutes, paid upfront.
Who owns what you deliver?
You do. The code, videos and files delivered under this offer belong to you once paid.

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Simon, who builds and runs the SaaS Workspace369, does the work himself. After you pay:

  1. You pay on Stripe and get the receipt by email.
  2. Simon emails you within one business day to confirm and send the access checklist. You can also send it straight away to simon@app369.com.
  3. Timeline: Diagnosis in 3 business days, Fix in 5 business days, counted from repo access and reproduction steps.
Pay $450 for a DiagnosisPay $1,200 for a Fix

Full refund if Simon can’t take it on once he sees your project, or if you cancel before work starts. Refund terms.

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