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Most first submissions get rejected. Deckhand checks your build before you send it, writes the listing, handles the reply when review pushes back, then keeps testing icons and screenshots to lift your install rate.
Flat fee per app. If you are not set up in 48 hours, your first month is free.
Approval is the wall everyone hits first. What almost nobody does afterwards is test whether the listing is actually converting.
AI-built apps get flagged as templates more than anything else. The fix is specific and not obvious from the rejection notice.
Privacy nutrition labels, data safety forms, export compliance. Wrong answers hold your release for weeks.
Both stores have free A/B testing built in. Almost no small app uses it, so the first icon anyone drew is the icon forever.
Agents do the repetitive work. A person on our side does the judgement. You are told which is which, every time.
Deckhand inspects the package for the patterns that trigger rejections: template structure, missing permission rationale, placeholder assets, inconsistent privacy declarations.
Title, subtitle, description and keywords built from what people actually search in your category, using AppTweak and Sensor Tower data rather than guesswork.
Icon, screenshot and description variants created and loaded into Play Store Experiments and Apple Product Page Optimization.
Developer account setup, D-U-N-S if you need one, compliance forms and the actual submit are done by someone on our team. This part is manual and we do not pretend otherwise.
If review pushes back, one of us writes the appeal or makes the change and resubmits. You get told what happened, not handed a task.
Traffic split, results read at significance, winner pushed live. Then the next test starts.
You see the listing, the variants and the winner. Nothing is submitted in your name without your sign-off.
Store submission is the one part of this that cannot be automated safely. Accounts get banned for agency patterns and appeals need a human tone. Someone on our team does it, tells you what happened, and takes the rejection if one comes.
Every submission we handle teaches us which guideline fires on which kind of app and what actually fixes it. That is why we can tell you a rejection is coming instead of reacting to one.
We're onboarding a small first group. Tell us about your app and we'll set it up with you.
Flat fee per app. If you are not set up in 48 hours, your first month is free.