DevToolsMobileComplianceSaaS

LaunchReadiness — App store submission asset checker

Scan your repo, verify privacy policy, support page, and account deletion page are ready before submission

Problem
Every mobile app needs a privacy policy URL and support page before review, Google Play also needs an account deletion page, and ad-supported apps need app-ads.txt. Indie developers end up buying a domain and hosting static pages for each app, which is tedious and easy to get wrong.
Solution
Connect a repo or upload build info and the tool infers what data the app collects and which SDKs it uses, then generates matching privacy policy, support, and account deletion pages hosted under one subdomain. Links can be pasted directly into store listings.
Users
Indie developers shipping multiple apps, small mobile studios, AI-assisted coding newcomers
MVP
Connect GitHub or upload app details manually; scan permissions and common SDKs to infer data collection; generate privacy policy, support, and account deletion pages; host under a unified subdomain with copy-ready store links; flag content needing updates after rescan
Revenue
Subscription by number of apps or scans; free plan hosts 1 app
Why now
AI-assisted coding lets more people ship apps solo, but store compliance remains a blocker, and review requirements have tightened

Source discussions · 1

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] Shipped my first SaaS and I think I picked the wrong audience. Would a vibe coder pay for this, or just build it themselves?
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