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Don’t resubmit blindly — every failed attempt costs time. Send us Apple’s message and a test build. We identify which guideline was breached, prepare a fix plan and the reply for the Resolution Center.

For new personal developer accounts, Google requires a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 consecutive days before production release. We help organise the test or assess whether an organisation account makes more sense.

A common reason is a missing trader status declaration, required by the EU Digital Services Act (DSA). Apps can also be removed because of an outdated SDK, policy violations or out-of-date privacy declarations. We check the account and help restore the listing.

Both Apple and Google require that if users can create an account in the app, they must be able to delete it. Google also requires a deletion link outside the app. A missing deletion option is one of the most common rejection reasons.

No. Apple and Google make that decision. We identify likely rejection reasons before submission and help resolve them, which significantly reduces the risk.

Read the message carefully and don’t create a new account right away: Google may link it to the suspended one and suspend it too. You can file an appeal through the official procedure. We help identify the reason and prepare the appeal.

Set up crash reporting, find the most frequent errors and fix them in order of impact on users. Replying to reviews helps too. We run a stability audit and build a fix plan.

List everything you have: access to the App Store and Google Play accounts, the code repository, domain, hosting, databases and payment services. We help take stock, recover access through official procedures and move the product into ongoing care.

Both Apple and Google offer an official app transfer procedure that keeps reviews and users. It requires cooperation from the current account holder. We prepare the transfer plan and make sure nothing is lost.

Apple and Google raise their technical requirements every year. An app without updates gradually stops working properly on new iOS and Android versions, and Google Play limits the availability of apps with an outdated target API level. A care subscription solves this.

Order an independent acceptance review. We compare the result with the specification, check quality, security, the availability of code and documentation, and the handover of all access. You get a reasoned list of issues before signing off.

The contract decides. Without a clear clause transferring the economic rights, the rights may stay with the author, and you would be using the product without guarantees. We review the contracts and suggest how to close the gap.

In the EU and the US, output created without human creative input is generally not protected by copyright. Ukraine has introduced a separate sui generis right for such objects. The terms of the AI service you used also matter. We assess the risks for your content and brand.

If the name resembles a registered trademark, the owner can file a complaint and the store may remove the app or require a rename. We check the name in the Ukrainian, Latvian and EU registers and help register your own trademark if needed.

Yes, but free does not mean unconditional. Some open-source licences require you to publish your own code, some fonts can’t be embedded in apps, and some photos can’t be used commercially. We compile a register of components and their licences.

Almost always, yes. Email addresses, IP addresses, analytics, advertising identifiers and data collected by third-party SDKs are already personal data. Both stores also require a privacy policy link for every app.

The service itself can be compliant, but you are responsible for the configuration: storage region, access rules, the data processing agreement, transfers outside the EU and retention periods. We check each of these.

Since 28 June 2025, a range of digital products and services in the EU, including e-commerce and banking, must be accessible to people with disabilities. Microenterprises providing services are partly exempt. We determine whether your product is in scope and check its accessibility.

The EU AI Act sets, among other things, transparency obligations: users should know when they are interacting with AI or seeing generated content. The app stores also have their own rules for AI features. We determine which of these apply to your product.

Always your own or your company’s, with your own email as the contact. If the domain is registered to a contractor, it legally belongs to them and you could lose your website and email. We help check the owner and transfer the domain.

It depends on the product type, load, budget and where your users are. For EU customers, keeping data in the EU matters. We compare options, from simple hosting to cloud platforms, and explain the real annual cost.

Most platforms let you connect your own domain through DNS settings. SSL, redirects and email must be configured correctly so nothing breaks. We can do it with you or for you.

First change the passwords for hosting, the domain and the admin panel and turn on two-factor authentication. Then find the cause and restore the site from a clean backup. We help with the diagnosis and set up protection and regular backups.

Regular SEO helps you rank in Google results. SEO for AI (GEO) helps ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews understand your expertise and cite you in their answers. That takes structured data, clear answers to questions, visible authorship and access for AI crawlers.

Check your robots.txt file, as it may block AI crawlers. Look in your server logs for visits from GPTBot, ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot. And simply ask an AI assistant about your company. We run a full visibility audit and show what to change.

Sites rendered entirely in the browser with JavaScript are often seen by search engines and AI crawlers as an empty page. Server-side rendering or static generation, separate pages for each language and a sitemap help. We determine what works for your platform.

If you work in several markets, yes, and each language should be a separate page with its own address and hreflang tags. Unedited machine translation undermines client trust. We help with Ukrainian, English and Latvian versions.

Yes. Page speed and stability are among the signals Google considers, and a slow site loses visitors before they even see your services. We measure the speed and suggest specific improvements.

For digital goods and subscriptions inside the app, generally yes. Physical goods and services can be paid for in other ways. The rules differ by country, including in the EU and the US. We check your payment model before submission.

Most often users don’t see value in the first minutes, sign-up is too complicated or the paywall appears at the wrong moment. We analyse the user journey, first steps in the app, pricing and paywall and suggest prioritised, specific changes.

An independent due diligence report: the state of code and architecture, security, product ownership, licences, legal and store compliance, risks and the cost of fixing them. Such a document strengthens your negotiating position.

Who actually owns the code, design, domain and store accounts; which licences and contracts transfer; whether there are unpaid service bills, complaints, policy violations or data breaches. We check this before the deal, not after.

Order an independent review of the estimate and specification. We check whether all the work is needed, whether the timeline is realistic and whether the price matches the market, and suggest what can be simplified.

Usually not. These tools produce a web app; for the store it has to be packaged in a native shell, and Apple rejects apps that are merely a wrapper around a website without added value (guideline 4.2). We assess whether the functionality is sufficient and suggest the shortest path.

An interface that opens doesn’t mean the data is protected. In AI-generated products we regularly see open databases, API keys in the code, missing access controls and payment errors. Users don’t notice these problems until there is a data leak or a server bill.

The most common causes are an exposed API key used by third parties, requests without limits or an endless loop in the code. We find the source, help revoke the keys and set up limits and spending alerts.

It depends on the architecture, security and scaling plans. After the audit you get a clear recommendation: what to keep, what to fix and what is cheaper to rebuild, with the risks of each option.

Yes. First we briefly assess the project and show which is cheaper: fixing the existing code or building a reliable version from scratch. Either way, we keep your idea, design and data and take the product through to publication.

Most such platforms let you export the code or sync it with GitHub. We check whether the code can be maintained outside the platform and move the project to your infrastructure, so you don’t depend on a single service.

Cost and timing depend on the size of the product, the number of platforms and the depth of the review. An express diagnostic takes a few days, a full audit takes a few weeks. You receive an exact proposal after a short call.

A short description of the product and your goal, a test build or link, a test account and, if possible, access to the code. Code isn’t mandatory, as part of the review can be done without it. All access is granted after an NDA is signed.

Yes, if you want us to. We can fix them ourselves, coordinate your team or only re-review the fixes. Audit and development are contracted separately so the assessment stays independent.

Our audits include an intellectual property and privacy risk assessment. If a formal legal opinion is required, it is provided separately with a clearly defined scope.

Yes. We work remotely with clients worldwide, except the Russian Federation, the Republic of Belarus and persons connected with aggressor states. Reports are available in Ukrainian, English or Latvian.