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App Store Publishing Pain
Developers struggle with the complex, manual, and error-prone process of packaging, submitting, and maintaining apps across app stores, often facing rejections and delays.
In their words
Out of a 36 app sample which MacUpdate ID'd as Outdated, the closest runner up was Floodtide finding slightly over half at 18.
No subscription apps please. One-time purchase only, and fetching accurate, reliable updates from Homebrew, Sparkle, the App Store, and system updates
my biggest problem I ran into is converting it from a website into an actual app on the app store
Looking for someone who I can speak to on a monthly basis or so for up keep.
even small UI changes in a mobile app often require updating the code, creating a new build, uploading to the Play Store/App Store, waiting for review
I am looking for someone with direct experience in Meta App Review and WhatsApp Tech Provider onboarding to review my existing setup and guide me through the remaining submission steps.
I don't even understand the rejections because the people who built it aren't explaining them
I couldn’t find any clear guidance for MAUI specifically.
Between Microsoft and Apple even a trillion dollar company is struggling to make their computers do basic things that worked perfectly fine only a few years ago.
getting sick of subscriptions and licenses getting revoked or software just not working anymore generally
half the bundle apps I've tested drop in looking like a 2017 saas widget
The interesting part of any app is maybe a third of the work. The rest is foundation I've written a dozen times.
had to spend an annoying amount of time in Google Play and App Store Connect
The annoying part is usually not one single task but jumping btw ASO research, screenshots, translations and AppStore updates.
App developers and builders
Where they talk
- r/SaaS
- r/androiddev
- r/appledevelopers
- r/iOSProgramming
- r/Base44
- r/reactnative
- r/lovable
- r/SideProject
Tools they use today
- App Store Connect
- Base44
- Lovable
- Capacitor
- Google Play Console
- Stripe
- Claude
- Expo
Why those fall short
- no install prompt, no browser affordance, flow changes break docs
- Setup does not amortize; every new app feels like the first time
- Alternatives find only a fraction of outdated apps; MacUpdater discontinued.
- agency doesn't explain rejections and can't fix them
- install process convoluted, especially iOS; users expect app store links
Map of ideas
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