biz59You built the app. We set up everything around it.
Website, privacy policy, terms, support and delete-account pages, sign-in and cloud sync. Fill one form and AppBro sets it all up in minutes.
The store links Apple and Google ask for · your domain or ours · Free store-ready check
Four small tools, one setup
Each piece works on its own. AppBro wires them together for your app.
App website
Home page with your pitch, screenshots and store buttons. A b59.link address or your own domain, with HTTPS set up for you.
Privacy policy and terms
Drafted from what your app actually collects and where your users are (GDPR, CCPA, children). Edit them any time.
Support and delete-account pages
The support URL Apple asks for and the account-deletion page Google Play requires. Every request lands in your inbox.
Sign-in and cloud sync
Email-code, Apple and Google sign-in through osec.one, and offline-first sync where the latest change wins.
A second pair of eyes before you submit
Send us what Apple's reviewer will see and our reviewer goes through it first.
What you send
Your listing text, links, screenshots, Info.plist, privacy manifest and review notes, from a form in the console.
What we check
The App Review Guidelines people trip on most and Apple's developer agreement: privacy policy and labels, tracking, permission texts, account deletion, sign-in, in-app purchase, license terms.
What you get
A report with what to fix first, what to check and why, each with the rule it comes from. You still submit the app yourself, from your own account.
No account yet? Try the free store-ready check in your browser.
What it looks like
Real screens: the console, and the pages AppBro drafted for a sample app.
Ready when your app is
One form, a few minutes, and the store links are ready to paste.
Questions
- What do I get?
- A home page for your app, a privacy policy, terms of use, a support page with a contact form and a delete-account page, on yourapp.b59.link or your own domain, with HTTPS. You edit the pages as HTML in a small admin page.
- Are the policies legal advice?
- No. They're a solid starting point written for small mobile apps and they switch sections on from your answers (what you collect, where your users are). Read them and change anything that doesn't match your app; you stay responsible for them.
- How does my own domain work?
- Add an A record for your domain pointing to 138.197.240.239, type the domain in the console, and we issue the certificate. Your b59.link address keeps working too.
- What is cloud sync, exactly?
- A small backend for your app's data: JSON rows per user and collection, pushed and pulled over HTTPS. Offline edits sync later; when two devices change the same row, the later change wins; deletes are final. Optional end-to-end encrypted rows.
- Does AppBro submit my app to Apple?
- No. Apple only accepts builds and TestFlight uploads from your own developer account, so you always submit yourself. The store review in the console checks your listing, links and Xcode files before you do, and tells you what to fix.
- Who runs AppBro?
- Biz59 LLC, a small software company in New York. AppBro runs on our own servers in the USA. Your app's users sign in through osec.one, the sign-in service we built and use for all our products, so you don't need a separate login provider.
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