Incomplete or misleading app metadata
Pre-submission review
App Store Rejection Checker
Check your iOS build, App Store metadata, privacy details and review readiness before sending your app to Apple. Klyre helps detect potential review risks early so your team can fix the obvious issues before submission.
Review surface
- iOS build readiness and visible failure points
- Store metadata, screenshots and product page consistency
- Privacy information and permission-related risk signals
- Review access requirements for gated apps
Why iOS apps get rejected
App Store Review looks at the full submission, not only the binary. A stable build can still run into review issues when metadata, access, payments, privacy disclosures or guideline expectations do not line up.
Broken functionality, crashes or blocked flows
Missing review login credentials or demo access
Privacy disclosures that do not match the app behavior
Permission prompts without enough context
In-app purchases, subscriptions or payment flows that need review
Screenshots or descriptions that overstate the app experience
Guideline mismatch around content, accounts or user-generated data
What Klyre checks before submission
Klyre reviews the pieces that commonly create friction before App Store Review. The goal is to surface risks and suggested fixes before the build reaches Apple.
iOS build readiness and visible failure points
Store metadata, screenshots and product page consistency
Privacy information and permission-related risk signals
Review access requirements for gated apps
Potential rejection reasons with practical next steps
Submission readiness signals for indie developers, studios and agencies
App Store rejection checklist
- 01
Test the submitted build on real devices and common iOS versions.
- 02
Confirm the app does not crash on launch, login, purchase or core flows.
- 03
Provide valid review credentials, demo data and any required setup notes.
- 04
Make sure the app name, subtitle, description and keywords match the actual product.
- 05
Review screenshots and previews for misleading claims or outdated UI.
- 06
Verify privacy policy, data collection details and permission prompts.
- 07
Check support URL, contact details and account deletion flows if required.
- 08
Review in-app purchases, subscriptions and external payment references.
- 09
Remove placeholder content, test copy and unfinished screens.
- 10
Document anything Apple Review needs to reproduce the main experience.
How Klyre helps before review
Upload your build or add the submission assets you want to review.
Add your App Store metadata, screenshots, privacy details and review notes.
Review detected risks across build, listing, access and policy signals.
Apply suggested fixes and re-check the areas that matter before submission.
Submit with more confidence while keeping Apple as the final reviewer.
Important limitation
Klyre does not replace App Store Review
Klyre helps you prepare a stronger submission, but the final review decision always belongs to Apple or Google. The analysis is guidance, not an approval guarantee.
FAQ
Can Klyre guarantee my app will be accepted by Apple?
No. Klyre helps detect potential risks before submission, but Apple makes the final App Store Review decision.
What does Klyre check before App Store submission?
Klyre helps review the build, metadata, screenshots, privacy information, review access and signals that may create rejection risk.
Is Klyre useful for indie developers?
Yes. Indie developers can use Klyre as a pre-submission checklist and risk review before sending an app to App Store Connect.
Do I need to upload my build?
A build gives Klyre more context, but store metadata, screenshots and review notes can also reveal useful submission risks.
Does Klyre replace App Store Review?
No. Klyre is a preparation tool. It does not replace Apple Review and does not approve apps.
Check your iOS app before App Store Review
Use Klyre to prepare the build, metadata, privacy details and review notes before you submit.