How to oneshot your app to the App Store in <80 seconds

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The video provides actionable, concise advice on a common pain point for app developers (App Store approval), presented in a clear, step-by-step format. It also subtly promotes a specific tool (Adapty) that solves a key problem related to monetization and fees.

Summary

The creator explains four key steps to ensure an app gets approved by the App Store on the first submission. These include having a privacy policy, an AI consent screen if applicable, Apple sign-in alongside other third-party logins, and using a service like Adapty for in-app purchases to avoid external payment processors and reduce Apple's commission fees.

Structure

1Introduction: App approved on first submission
2Step 1: Privacy Policy URL
3Step 2: AI Consent Screen
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Follow these four steps to oneshot your app to the App Store in less than 80 seconds… #apps #vibecoding #appstore #startups

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The video mentions and visually displays the Adapty logo and discusses its use for in-app purchases and revenue tracking. It also briefly shows a privacy policy screen and an AI consent screen.

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Comment "ONESHOT" below and I'll send you my checklist to make sure you can do that.

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How to oneshot your app to the App Store in <80 seconds Congratulations! Blurrr.Camera iOS We're pleased to let you know that your Blurrr.Camera, has been approved for distribution. 1. Privacy Policy 2. AI Consent Screen 3. include Apple Auth (if other third party logins) 4. Use Adapty for in app purchases

Transcript

My latest app got approved to the App Store in its first submission, so today I'm going to teach you how to one-shot it in less than 80 seconds. This first one is the one that people miss the most, and it's that if your app ingests any type of data, that's names, emails, you need to have a privacy policy URL. Without it, you're just going to get rejected. But the good thing is it's super easy to make. Just ask your vibe coding platform to go ahead and make it with your app specifications or use a service like Termly. This second one is a little bit newer, and it's that if your app wraps around an AI model like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, you need to go ahead and disclose where that data is being sent. Literally just add an AI consent screen. Otherwise, you're going to get flagged. This third one is a little bit of a nuance, but if you go ahead and have third-party logins from companies like Google, you also need to have sign-in from Apple as well. But the good thing is back-ends like Supabase, Clerk, they all provide it. So go ahead and make sure you can sign in with Apple and just make sure you test it on your device before you submit it. This last one is really important because if you make money through your app, you charge subscriptions or premium features, you cannot send the user to Stripe or an external browser. Instead, use a product like Adapty that's going to allow you to track revenue cleanly within the app. And then in addition to that, go ahead and sign up for their small business program, that's going to allow you instead of paying 30% fees to Apple, pay 15%. Nail these four and you have a pretty good chance of putting your app to the App Store in one shot. Comment ONESHOT below and I'll send you my checklist to make sure you can do that.