What to Do Before Submitting Your App to the Stores

Make sure your app is ready by following these steps.

Decide how users can access your content:

Make sure your content is polished and follows app store guidelines:

Add at least one audio in your lessons, especially early on. See how to add audio.
Remove placeholder text like “This is a lesson.”
Keep it fresh and avoid using phrases like “unlocking soon” or “future content.”
If you provide health or nutrition advice, back it up with reliable sources.
Use original content or provide copyright proof if needed.
Avoid apparent links that send users outside the app to buy content.
Make sure all videos and images display correctly, and testimonials are accurate.
Your app should have at least one week of content ready:

✅ Does your app have at least 5 lessons?

✅ Have you replaced all template images, videos, and text?

Accept all Apple agreements (they should be green 💚, not yellow 💛 ).
Wait for feedback from Apple or Google before resubmitting.
Don’t include prices in your app summary or screenshots.
Use in-app screenshots showing your app in action. Avoid Android frames, hands, or images that might be flagged (e.g., before/after photos in sports bras).

You don’t need a Landing Page to submit your app. If you want one, go to My App > Navigation and toggle Discover on.

Yes! Sell high-ticket plans through your Web App using PassionPayments. Learn how.

Selling on the Web App has two key benefits:

Avoid app store delays or rejections.
Save 15–30% on commission fees from Apple and Google, because you don't show them in the App Stores.

Your customers can still use their plans in your native app, even if they buy on the Web App.