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Apple App Review Compliance
Audit Apple platform apps for App Store Review compliance, citing specific guidelines and privacy requirements.
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Audit our new social networking feature for UGC compliance. It includes a public feed where users can post images and a private chat. Check against Guideline 1.2.
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I have audited the proposed social networking features against Apple App Review Guideline 1.2 (User Generated Content).
App Review Audit — Feature Planning
Mode: Feature Planning
Scope: Public Feed, Private Chat (iOS/iPadOS)
Policy Basis: Snapshot-only (October 16, 2026)
Findings:
High Severity |
Likely rejection risk | Guideline 1.2
Evidence: Feature description mentions public feed and chat; no mention of blocking or reporting mechanisms in acceptance criteria.
Impact: Apps with UGC must provide a method for filtering material, a mechanism to report offensive content, and the ability to block abusive users.
- Remediation: Implement a "Report" button on every post/message and a "Block User" function.
Suggested Validation: Verify that reported content is reviewed within 24 hours and blocked users cannot see or interact with the blocker.
Coverage:
| Area/check | Applicability and reason | Status | Evidence and limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2 UGC Safety | Applicable: Public feed and chat | Likely rejection risk | Missing blocking/reporting |
| 5.1.1 Privacy | Applicable: Account creation | Requires manual verification | Privacy policy link needed |
| 4.8 Login | Applicable: Social login | Requires manual verification | Check for Sign in with Apple |
Outside scope / Not reviewed: Payment flows, binary performance, metadata creative assets.
Next steps
- Add "Report Content" and "Block User" requirements to the feature spec.
- Ensure the backend supports a 24-hour moderation SLA as required by 1.2.
- Provide demo credentials for a reviewer to test the reporting flow.
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About this skill
App Store rejections stall launches and drain engineering resources. This skill audits your iOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS applications against current Apple App Review Guidelines to identify compliance risks before you submit. It maps code patterns, privacy manifests, and entitlement configurations to specific guideline subsections to ensure your build is actually submission-ready.
What it does
- Policy mapping identifies specific guideline violations by citing official Apple documentation and subsection numbers.
- Privacy auditing inspects
PrivacyInfo.xcprivacyfiles and API usage for App Tracking Transparency (ATT) and data minimization compliance. - Monetization review checks StoreKit implementations, auto-renewable subscription terms, and regional external payment entitlement logic.
- Safety screening evaluates User-Generated Content (UGC) flows, AI content moderation tools, and parental gates for the Kids Category.
- Metadata validation audits app names, descriptions, and screenshots for deceptive claims or technical inaccuracies.
How it works
- Repository scan uses
rgto inventory plists, entitlements, StoreKit files, and privacy manifests to establish the app's technical footprint. - Mode selection configures the audit for feature planning, PR review, full submission audit, or rejection triage.
- Evidence gathering links source code patterns, build settings, and UI paths to specific Apple requirements.
- Compliance reporting generates a structured audit detailing confirmed violations, likely risks, and required manual verifications.
Frameworks & tools
Built for Apple platforms including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. It inspects Swift, SwiftUI, Objective-C, StoreKit, HealthKit, and standard Apple project configurations like .xcprivacy, .entitlements, and Info.plist.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts often miss the nuances of Apple's frequent policy updates and regional exceptions. This skill uses a structured matrix to ensure every area—Safety, Performance, Business, Design, and Legal—is screened systematically rather than relying on the LLM's general knowledge.
Use cases
- PR gatekeeping to ensure new features or SDKs don't introduce privacy or tracking violations.
- Rejection triage to analyze Apple's rejection messages and draft compliant remediation plans.
- Submission readiness to generate a final checklist and reviewer notes for App Store Connect.
Known limitations
Cannot guarantee Apple approval as reviewer interpretation varies. Requires local repository access to verify actual implementation beyond metadata. Live guideline retrieval requires internet access.
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