Aizhan Khalikova

Why Publishing Requires Structured Execution, Not Guesswork

Publishing a mobile app looks simple from the outside: upload a build, add screenshots, click submit, and wait for approval. In practice, Ap

How to Publish Your Lovable App: From Export to Approval

[How to Publish Your Lovable App: From Export to Approval](/blog/how-to-publish-your-lovable-app-from-export-to-approval) goes deeper on the

How to Publish Your Dreamflow App: Store Submission Done Right

Dreamflow lets you turn an idea into a working app quickly, but that speed often compresses the most review-sensitive work into the very end

How to Publish Your Bubble Mobile App: Launch Without Review Loops

Bubble makes it incredibly easy to build and iterate quickly, but that speed creates a unique tension at submission time. What feels complet

AI App Positioning Without Policy Risk

AI features are powerful, but they create a unique problem in App Store and Google Play review: the line between “helpful automation” and “m

How to Publish Your Lovable App: From Export to Approval

Lovable lets you move from idea to product extremely fast, but that speed creates a unique challenge when it’s time to submit to the stores.

Minimum Functionality: Avoid the 'Feels Like a Demo' Rejection

Few rejections frustrate founders more than the vague, almost insulting one: “Your app does not provide enough functionality.”

72-Hour App Launch Checklist: Verify Before You Submit

The final three days before submitting an app to the App Store or Google Play are usually the difference between a smooth approval and a fru

Subscriptions That Pass Review: Trials, Restore, Pricing

Subscriptions are one of the fastest ways to turn a simple app into a sustainable business — and one of the fastest ways to trigger an App S

The Onboarding Audit: 7 Moments Reviewers Most Often Get Stuck

Most founders think onboarding is the easy part of an app. It’s short, it’s visual and it usually works during internal testing. But reviewe

ASO Without Guessing: A Practical Keyword Workflow for Indie Founders

Most indie founders approach ASO the same way they approach naming: sit down, brainstorm ideas, plug them into the console and hope they per

How to Publish Your Rork App: App Store + Google Play Checklist

When a reviewer opens your app, they are not exploring every feature, judging your creativity, or imagining your future roadmap. They are va

How to Respond to Rejection Emails (with Templates)

A rejection email feels personal the first time you get one. You ship a build you thought was stable, wait for the review, and suddenly a sh

Map App Data Flows and Release Strategy for First Submission

For most first-time founders, the scary part of shipping isn’t Xcode or Android Studio.

What Founders Should Know Before Their First Submission

Shipping your first app is a big moment.

The Security Risks of Manual App Publishing

Sharing your App Store or Google Play credentials to publish a mobile app creates three serious security risks: credential exposure, loss of

Froxi AI vs Fastlane: Which Is Better for Founders?

Comparing Froxi AI and Fastlane for mobile app publishing. Fastlane is a powerful tool for experienced DevOps teams. Froxi AI is a guided as

The Last Step AI App Builders Don't Solve: Publishing

AI app builders like Bolt, Replit, Dreamflow, and Emergent generate working mobile apps fast. But none of them publish to the App Store or G

What the App Store Review Team Actually Tests

Apple's App Store Review Guidelines run to tens of thousands of words. Most of it covers edge cases and categories that will never apply to

App Store Optimization in 2026: What Actually Moves the Needle

App Store Optimization — ASO — is how your app gets discovered after it's live. Most founders don't think about it until the launch is behin

Froxi AI vs Agencies: Which Gives Founders More Control?

When a founder doesn't know how to publish an app, two options usually come to mind.

The Invisible Rules That Determine Whether Your App Goes Live

Apple publishes its App Store Review Guidelines. Google publishes its Developer Policy Center. Both are publicly available. Both are long.

What Happens When Your App Gets Rejected — and How to Respond

You get the email. Your app has been rejected.

How to Protect Your App Store and Google Play Accounts

Your developer accounts are the foundation of everything you publish.

App Store Connect vs Google Play Console: Key Differences

If you're publishing to both platforms for the first time, the most common mistake is assuming they work the same way.

Froxi AI vs Manual Publishing: Risk, Complexity, and Speed Compared

Manual publishing is how most founders start.

The True Cost of Slow App Releases for Startups

When an app release slips by two weeks, most founders count the delay and move on.

Why Google Play Flags AI-Generated Apps for Misleading Metadata

You built the app with an AI tool. The output looks clean. The UI works. You uploaded the build, filled in the fields as best you could, and

How to Publish a Cursor-Built Mobile App

Cursor is an AI-assisted code editor — not an app generator in the way Bolt or Replit are, but a tool that accelerates development significa

The Future of App Publishing: Where AI Agents Are Taking It

App publishing has been essentially unchanged for a decade.

In-App Purchases and Subscriptions: The Complete Publishing Guide

Monetizing through in-app purchases or subscriptions is one of the most common reasons apps get rejected on first submission.

How App Store Review Actually Works — A Step-by-Step Breakdown

Apple's App Store review process is one of the most written-about topics in mobile development — and one of the most misunderstood. Develope

Should You Publish Your App Yourself or Hire Someone?

When publishing feels like a wall, the easiest thing to do is find someone to climb it for you.

Publishing App Updates Without Getting Rejected

Most founders go through the publishing process carefully for the initial launch — and then start treating updates as low-stakes.

Everything You Need to Know About Apple and Google Developer Accounts

Before you can submit an app to the App Store or Google Play, you need a developer account. That sounds straightforward. In practice, there