Tommy Dev Shop helps founders and teams ship, fix, and scale software — with delivery windows built around your local clock, not ours.
Web and mobile apps from spec to launch — one accountable team, not a rotating cast of subcontractors.
Architecture reviews, stack decisions, and code audits before you commit budget to the wrong direction.
Retainer-based maintenance and feature work, scheduled around your team's working hours, not ours.
Guidance on keeping your Apple Developer account in good standing: two-factor authentication, accurate tax and banking info, guideline-compliant builds, and fast responses to Apple's compliance emails.
We've been submitting apps to the App Store for over four years and have seen most of the ways a launch can stall. Before you submit, here's what actually matters:
Most rejections trace back to metadata accuracy (2.3), minimum functionality (4.2), or privacy/data collection disclosure (5.1). Review these sections before you build, not after you submit.
Declare every SDK's data usage in your privacy manifest, and make sure App Tracking Transparency prompts fire correctly if you touch IDFA or third-party analytics.
Use a single Apple Developer account tied to real business or individual identity. Account sharing or transfers violate Apple's terms and put your app's availability at risk.
Provide test credentials, seed data, and clear reviewer notes for any login-gated feature. A reviewer who can't get in will reject on sight.
Every screenshot, description line, and keyword should reflect what the shipped build actually does — mismatches are one of the fastest ways to get flagged.
Standard review typically runs 24–48 hours, but budget for at least one rejection-and-resubmit cycle when planning a launch date.
Send a short note about the project — we reply within one business day in your local time zone. Every project ships with one month of post-launch support included, at no extra cost.