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RejectProof
Find out what Apple will reject — before you submit
Drop youripa, see what App Review will reject before you submit: 54 checks, guideline number, evidence, fix. Or paste Apple's rejection and see what it means. Runs in your browser; nothing uploads. Free report, $12 for the fixes.
Maker here. RejectProof reads the .ipa you are about to submit — in your browser, nothing uploads — and lists what App Review will flag: 54 checks (privacy manifest, purpose strings, Restore Purchases, ATT, Sign in with Apple, login SDKs shipped without their config, dead links, template fingerprints, App Store listing vs. binary), each with the guideline number and the fix.
New since we started: paste Apple's rejection message on rejectproof.com/decode and it tells you what it means, the likely cause, and whether that cause is in your build right now. Also npx rejectproof MyApp.ipa and a GitHub Action for CI.
Free: every issue named. $12 unlocks the fixes for one app with 3 days of re-scans; $39 for five. If Apple rejects for something on our list that the report marked as passing, you get a refund.
It does not judge design or content — only the layer a machine can check. Four of the 54 checks came from people who got rejected and told me why; if that happens to you, reply here and I will add the rule. PH30 gives 30% off today.
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About RejectProof on Product Hunt
“Find out what Apple will reject — before you submit”
RejectProof was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #87 on the daily leaderboard. Drop youripa, see what App Review will reject before you submit: 54 checks, guideline number, evidence, fix. Or paste Apple's rejection and see what it means. Runs in your browser; nothing uploads. Free report, $12 for the fixes.
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Muhammed Aydın
Maker here. RejectProof reads the .ipa you are about to submit — in your browser, nothing uploads — and lists what App Review will flag: 54 checks (privacy manifest, purpose strings, Restore Purchases, ATT, Sign in with Apple, login SDKs shipped without their config, dead links, template fingerprints, App Store listing vs. binary), each with the guideline number and the fix.
New since we started: paste Apple's rejection message on rejectproof.com/decode and it tells you what it means, the likely cause, and whether that cause is in your build right now. Also npx rejectproof MyApp.ipa and a GitHub Action for CI.
Free: every issue named. $12 unlocks the fixes for one app with 3 days of re-scans; $39 for five. If Apple rejects for something on our list that the report marked as passing, you get a refund.
It does not judge design or content — only the layer a machine can check. Four of the 54 checks came from people who got rejected and told me why; if that happens to you, reply here and I will add the rule. PH30 gives 30% off today.