My productivity app is already coded, signed and has even been through App Store Connect once, but Apple rejected the submission. I’m looking for someone who can diagnose the review notes, adjust whatever is blocking approval—whether that’s in the code, entitlements, privacy wording, or the metadata—and then guide the build all the way to “Ready for Sale.” Here’s where things stand: • The app is fully built and functions correctly on test devices. • I have several of the required listing assets (icons, basic screenshots) but need help finishing the set and formatting them to Apple’s exact specs. • I can give you full access to the Xcode project, App Store Connect account, rejection correspondence and TestFlight builds. Your role is to: 1. Analyse Apple’s rejection reason(s) and explain the concrete changes needed. 2. Implement or guide the technical fixes in Xcode/swift, update any compliance or privacy text, and resubmit. 3. Prepare the remaining screenshots and any alternative icons so the listing looks polished on all device sizes. 4. Stay with the submission through subsequent review cycles until the app is approved and live in the store. Final acceptance will be the app appearing in the Productivity category, publicly available for download, with all assets displaying correctly. If you have a proven track record navigating Apple’s review process, I’d love to work with you.