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Many App Store Submissions Need Revision

Every iOS app is checked by Apple before it reaches the App Store, and industry reports show roughly 30 to 35% of first submissions require revisions before approval. A rejection sends your app back for fixes and another review, which may extend the launch timeline by several days or weeks. Arrowbyte builds and tests iOS apps against Apple’s actual review standards, so submissions meet review requirements with fewer revision cycles. 

  • Pass Review Faster 

Built to Apple’s actual guidelines from the start

  • Use Native Features 

Face ID, Apple Pay and push notifications included

  • Run Smoothly Everywhere 

Tested across current iPhone and iPad models

  • Match Apple’s Design 

Interface follows Apple’s own design standards closely

    • Support Every Update 

Built to handle 

  • new iOS versions reliably

  • Protect User Data 

Privacy and permissions handled to Apple’s standard

Apps Should Function Beyond Website Content

Apple specifically rejects apps that are just a website displayed inside an app frame, since they do not provide meaningful native functionality. Arrowbyte builds using native iOS features, so the app delivers platform-specific functionality instead of being identified as a low-value web wrapper. If you’re planning an iOS app and want it to pass review the first time, contact our team for a free iOS app consultation.

Common Review Issues That Delay App Approval

Most rejections come from the same handful of issues like unclear app descriptions, missing privacy details, or features that do not work as described. Each one requires resubmission and an additional review cycle. 

  1. Unclear metadata causes automatic rejection
  2. Missing privacy policy prevents successful submission
  3. Broken in-app purchases do not meet App Store review requirements
  4. Apps with limited functionality may not satisfy App Store review requirements.

Building An iOS App That Passes Review First

  • Match app store screenshots and descriptions exactly to what the app does
  • Include a clear, accessible privacy policy before submitting for review
  • Test in-app purchases and sign-in on real devices, not just a simulator
  • Explain permission requests clearly, so Apple understands why data is needed
  • Use native iOS features instead of simply displaying a website inside the app
  • Prepare test login details, so Apple’s reviewers can check the app properly
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