Your build is done and review keeps sending it back. I will get it live.

I have shipped six apps to the App Store myself, including ones Apple rejected first: a health app rejected under 1.4.1 for not citing its data source, a keyboard rejected under 5.1.1(iv) over a single button label, an app rejected because a subscription product was not attached to the review submission. Each one is now live. That is the work I am selling.

Six rejections I got in August and early September, and what each one actually was.

Fifty Quebec apps whose last release predates the current upload floor — named and dated, from Apple's own lookup endpoint.

Free: paste your App Store link and see whether your last release predates the current upload floor — the check that decides whether your next update is refused before a reviewer ever opens it.

Flat CA$1,500 per app. You pay when it is approved.

No hourly rate, no retainer. If Apple or Google never approves it, you pay nothing.

What you hand me

What I hand back

What this is not


Tell me about your app

Email address and one line about what is stuck. Nothing is charged here and there is no card field — this reserves a slot and starts a conversation.

Han Kim, sole proprietor, Quebec (NEQ 2274778242). Work I have shipped: Urgences Québec. Direct: hankimproduction@gmail.com