5 things to check before submitting your app

here are five things you need to know before you submit your app for App Store review. Number 1 is placeholder content. App Store reviewers will go through your app and press on every button on every screen. If they find placeholder content like not yet available or coming soon, your app is getting rejected. Number 2, privacy policy. Apple does not play about privacy. They require all apps to have a privacy policy URL both in the app and in App Store Connect. If you have no idea how to make one, use something like Termly or Turnkey to do it for you. Number three, in app purchases. If you're selling anything like a digital product or a subscription, you're going to have to go through Apple for payments or you can use connectors like Revenue Cat or Superwall. But in any case, Apple is taking a 30% cut of all your revenue. However, if you sign up for the small business program, you can go from 30% to 15% on your first million dollars of revenue. Number four, moderation tools. If your app has any user generated content, you need moderation tools. So what this means is if you have anything like a comment section or a public feed like Instagram, you're going to need to implement things like blocking and reporting posts. And last but not least is social sign-in. If you have something like sign in with Google, Facebook or Microsoft, you also need to include sign in with Apple. Now this is something that's typically pretty easy to add with most auth providers unless you build your own auth, in which case I can't help you. But yeah, that's the list. Let me know if it helped and if you have any questions, ask them in the comments below. And when you hit $10,000 a month, remember who put you on.