iOS testing & App Store delivery
Test suites, signing and TestFlight, and shepherding the app through App Store review.
What we build
Unit and UI test suites, automated signing and TestFlight distribution so testers always have the current build, store screenshots and metadata, and managing the submission through review including the replies reviewers ask for. Without this the app is finished but not shipped.
What you get
- A unit test suite covering the agreed critical paths, green in CI
- A UI test suite covering the primary user journey, green in CI
- Automated code signing working in CI
- A TestFlight build installable by your named testers
- Store screenshots at every size the App Store requires
- The completed App Store listing (description, keywords, age rating)
- The build submitted to App Store review, with reviewer questions answered until a decision is issued
How the work unfolds
- Set up the Apple Developer account and App Store Connect
- Write the unit and UI test suites
- Automate signing and TestFlight distribution
- Produce store screenshots and metadata
- Submit and manage App Store review
What shapes the price
Before you see a number, our scoping conversation asks:
- Do you already have an Apple Developer account, or should we set one up with you? First-time account setup, agreements and App Store Connect records are a day.
How an engagement starts
This work builds on iOS core feature build, so scope, boundaries and constraints are agreed before anything is built.
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