Publish to the App Store
The three-step Publish flow for iOS: app info, your Apple Developer account and submission to App Store Connect.
Publish an iOS app from the Publish button (choose App Store) or from More → App Store.
What you need
- A Pro or Max plan.
- A successful build of your iOS app.
- An Apple Developer Program membership and access to App Store Connect. A free Apple account is enough for testing on a phone but not for the store.
The three steps
| Step | What to do |
|---|---|
| App Info | Confirm the name, bundle identifier, version and icon |
| Apple Developer | Sign in, select the right account and complete verification if asked |
| Submit | Follow the build and upload progress and fix any reported error |
Complete Apple's two-factor verification when it appears, and keep the wizard open while it works.
Get ready first
Type / in the chat and choose Ready for the App Store. The agent checks common review problems (permissions and their descriptions, placeholder content, login requirements) and prepares listing text such as the description and keywords. The App Store section also shows a review check for your project.
After the upload
OpenV2 uploads the build to App Store Connect. There you manage TestFlight, the store listing, screenshots, privacy details and the review. An upload is not an approval. Apple decides when the app is reviewed and released.
If something fails
| Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Verification fails | Repeat the Apple sign-in and the two-factor code |
| The build is rejected on upload | Read the error, ask the agent to fix it and submit again |
| The wrong account is selected | Go back a step and pick the account that has the membership |
| App Review rejects the app | Send the rejection text to the agent: it can fix the reasons |
More signing help: Apple signing and installation.