You built the app. Apple wants more than a website in a frame. Our engineers add the native features review asks for, run the app on real iPhone simulators, and take it through submission until it's approved.
"Your app is a repackaged website." We add push notifications, offline screens, the share sheet and other native features.
If people can sign up, they must be able to delete their account in the app. We build the flow.
Google sign-in means Sign in with Apple too. We wire it up.
Captured on the simulator for every required device size, then uploaded.
Send us your Lovable project. Our AI engineers work on real Macs with Xcode and the iOS simulator, the same tools an iOS developer uses.
Your app becomes a native iOS project, built and signed on a dedicated macOS machine.
The agent tests the app on the simulator, finds where it falls short of Apple's guidelines, and builds the native pieces.
If review sends it back, the agent reads the notice, fixes the cause, and resubmits. You hear about it when it's approved.
Nothing happens out of sight.
Each native feature comes with simulator screenshots, so you see it before Apple does.
What changed, why, and which guideline it answers. Every rejection notice, and what we did about it.
An iOS contractor charges thousands to do this once. We do it, then keep doing it.
No Mac. You do need your own Apple Developer Program membership ($99/year from Apple) so the app is listed under your name. We walk you through it.
No. We add native features around your app and fix what review flags. You approve each change from its screenshots.
Apple decides. We fix and resubmit for as long as there is a fix to make, at no extra cost during setup.
No. We're an independent company. We work with apps built on Lovable.
Leave your email and your Lovable project link. We'll reply with what your app needs to pass review.