StoreShip app store submission assistant
Help indie developers cut the app store submission process from months to days
- Problem
- A Reddit post complained that coding the app took two days but publishing it took two months of waiting, fixing, and jumping through hoops. First-time indie developers often get rejected repeatedly due to unfamiliar review rules and material prep.
- Solution
- An interactive checklist tool that guides users through preparing screenshots, privacy policies, metadata, and review notes per platform (iOS/Android), with built-in common rejection reasons and remediation tips, and submission status tracking.
- Users
- First-time mobile app indie developers, small studios, web founders going mobile
- MVP
- Step-by-step checklist per platform (screenshot sizes, privacy manifest, permission descriptions); a library of common rejection reasons with fix examples; material package export; submission status board
- Revenue
- Free basic checklist; one-time purchase or subscription for advanced templates, rejection case library, and human Q&A
- Why now
- App store review is stricter and rules change often, while AI increases the number of solo developers, making submission friction a new bottleneck; low barrier to tooling