Lovable, Bolt and Cursor get you a working app in a weekend. Then App Review sends it back over a missing support page or a delete-account button nobody thought of. Tick what your app does and paste your links: this checks them against the App Store and Google Play rules people trip on most, including Apple's developer agreement.
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Why AI-built apps get bounced here
The tools build the screens you describe. Nobody describes the parts a store reviewer looks for: a support page, a privacy policy that matches what the app collects, a delete-account flow, and links that will still work in two years. The policy often ends up as a Google Doc and the support link points at the builder's preview address. Both work on launch day and break quietly later, usually right when you ship an update.
Rules referenced: App Store Review Guidelines 4.8 and 5.1.1; the Apple Developer Program License Agreement (version of 13 October 2026): sections 2.9, 3.3.1, 3.3.2, 3.3.3, 3.3.7, 3.3.11, 7.9 and Schedule 1 Exhibit B; Google Play User Data policy and account deletion requirements. AppBro isn't affiliated with Apple or Google. AppBro docs
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