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AppReviewRadar review-time benchmark

Shows iOS developers real current App Store review wait times for similar apps

Problem
A developer's iOS app sat in Waiting for Review for four days, while a different app two years ago cleared in under 24 hours. In community threads people can only guess whether this is normal, with no live reference data.
Solution
A crowdsourced plus public-data review-time dashboard: developers anonymously report submission, in-review, and approval timestamps; the product shows medians and outliers by app category, region, and holiday, and alerts when your app's wait becomes abnormal.
Users
Indie iOS developers and small app teams; product managers who need to plan launch dates
MVP
Anonymous reporting of review status timestamps (submitted/in review/approved/rejected); live medians and percentile charts by category and region; 'is it abnormal right now' banner; auto-reminder on approval; public-data trend page
Revenue
Free basic data, subscription for historical trends, API, and anomaly alerts (e.g. $5/mo); one-time purchase for indie developers
Why now
AI-assisted development has increased individual submission volume, making review congestion more common while Apple stays opaque; crowdsourced data can cold-start with a small community, ideal for an indie dev

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  1. Hacker NewsAppStore – Waiting for Review1↑ 3
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