Signing blocks the build
Certificates, provisioning, bundle IDs or keystores do not line up.
App Store & Google Play release
App Store & Google Play release help.
A build that runs in a preview is only one stage. AppResq helps resolve the signing, native compatibility and distribution blockers between your codebase, a test build and an agreed store submission.
- EAS
- Xcode
- Gradle
- TestFlight
- App Store
- Google Play
Start with an App Review
$500 USD
One app, one agreed workflow, one platform. Up to 4 hours of investigation; report within 2 working days of the agreed start.
Repair is quoted separately. The review fee is credited toward a related repair booked within 30 days while the findings still apply.
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Native builds fail
EAS, Xcode or Gradle breaks when dependencies are compiled.
A new device crashes
A native library or platform requirement needs compatibility checks.
Submission stalls
Testing tracks, privacy information or review feedback need attention.
The engineering behind the fix.
Review
Choose iOS or Android and a target stage. Inspect the build logs, signing setup, native dependencies and store-console blocker. Check which requirements apply to your app and account.
Repair
Agree configuration and code changes, an upload or submission stage, and required owner actions. Keep distribution credentials in your accounts and share the minimum permissions needed.
Verify & hand off
Check the resulting artifact and named flows on the agreed devices or test track. Confirm upload and processing status separately from store review, approval and public availability.
A handoff you can use.
- Build and signing changes
- Artifact or submission receipt at the agreed stage
- Release checklist and outstanding owner actions
Access stays scoped.
You retain Apple and Google account ownership. Paid accounts, agreements, identity checks and declarations must be completed by the appropriate account holder; they cannot be bypassed through a code repair.
Relevant product work.
View public App Store and Google Play listings alongside the recorded development role.
Before we start.
Does TestFlight mean my app is accepted by the App Store?
No. A processed build, TestFlight distribution and an accepted public release are separate stages. The handoff identifies the stage reached and what remains. Apple and Google control store review and acceptance.
Can you help with an Android native compatibility issue?
Yes. The review checks the affected native libraries, build configuration and target devices, including page-size compatibility where relevant. A passing build is followed by agreed device checks; it does not prove every device is supported.
AppResq is an independent engineering service. Product and platform names describe project scope; they do not imply affiliation or endorsement.
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