Production release
Submit an iOS version for App Review and release it once Apple approves, or roll an App Bundle out to Google Play production.
Updated Oct 11, 2026

App Store: submit for review
- In Publish, pick App Store, open Submit for review and press Submit to Apple for review.
- Answer what Apple still needs (What Apple will ask lists it): the contact, age rating, content rights and encryption.
- If the app signs in, keep App Store Connect's demo account or enter one. Tick Everything in the app works without signing in only if it truly does.
- With no price or countries yet, pick Free (a paid price is set in App Store Connect first). Countries start at every country except China mainland.
- Press Review answers, tick App Privacy in App Store Connect is complete and true, then Submit for review. Once Apple approves, press Release on the App Store.
Google Play: release to production
- In Publish, pick Google Play, open Release to production and press Release to production.
- Choose 100, 50, 20 or 10 percent of users: 100% for a first release, 10% for an update.
- Add release notes (up to 500 characters), tick The App content answers in Play Console are complete and true, and confirm.
- A new app's first release waits for you in Play Console: Publishing overview › Send app for review. With managed publishing on, it is Send changes for review.
Good to know
- Both are final. FluxNative sends the newest build on TestFlight or internal testing, and a must-fix finding stops it.
- Releases follows each build: Approved waits for Release on the App Store; below 100% on Google Play, Raise rollout widens it. A rejection shows the store's reason, then Build and send a new version.
- Google's first production release needs countries (Play Console › Test and release › Production › Countries / regions), and a new personal account its closed test.
- FluxNative never changes a price App Store Connect already holds; the EU also needs your Digital Services Act trader status.
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