The part nobody budgets for.
Finishing an app is not the same as publishing one. Apple and Google each require developer accounts, legal agreements, tax and banking details, screenshots at specific sizes, privacy declarations that must match what the app actually does, and in many cases a review process that can raise questions days after submission. We take on that work, or guide your team through it.
What we handle.
- Setting up or tidying developer accounts in your organisation's name, so ownership never sits with a supplier.
- Store listings: names, subtitles, descriptions and keywords written in plain British English.
- Screenshots and preview assets prepared to each store's current specifications.
- Apple privacy labels and Google Play data-safety forms, checked against the app's real behaviour and third-party libraries.
- Responding to review feedback, and resubmitting with clear notes.
- Staged roll-outs, release notes and version management for later updates.
On the web, too.
Publishing a website has its own checklist: domain and DNS, certificates, redirects from old addresses, a sitemap, sensible metadata and an honest cookie notice. We cover those as part of any web launch, or as a standalone job if your site was built elsewhere.
We cannot guarantee that any store will approve an app — the decision belongs to Apple and Google. We can make sure the submission is complete, accurate and well argued.