Ship NXONDECK to
Both Stores
A complete, step-by-step guide to submitting NXONDECK to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Follow the checklist, prep your assets, write optimized metadata, and ship.
Submission Timeline
Pre-Submission
Checklist
Complete every required item before starting the submission process. Skipping these is the #1 cause of rejection and re-submission delays.
Apple Developer
Setup
Everything you need configured in App Store Connect and Xcode before submitting your first build.
Screenshots
& Assets (iOS)
Apple requires screenshots for specific device sizes. Submit the minimum required; more devices = better conversion. All screenshots must show actual app UI — no marketing renders.
App Store
Metadata (iOS)
Your listing copy. Optimized for search ranking and conversion. Character limits are strict — every character counts.
Submit for
Review (iOS)
The final steps to get your build into App Review. Use EAS Submit to automate the upload to App Store Connect.
eas submit --platform ios --profile production — it uploads the IPA, sets build number, and submits to TestFlight automatically.Google Play
Developer Setup
One-time setup steps in Google Play Console before your first submission. Much faster than Apple — most steps only take minutes.
Screenshots
& Assets (Android)
Google Play requires fewer mandatory assets than Apple, but the feature graphic is critical — it's the banner shown on your store listing.
Play Store
Metadata
Google Play metadata differs from Apple in key ways — short descriptions are more important, and the full description uses HTML-like formatting.
Submit to
Google Play
Google Play uses a staged rollout system — release to Internal → Closed Testing → Open Testing → Production. This lets you catch issues early.
App Store
Optimization (ASO)
ASO is the process of maximizing your app's visibility and conversion rate. A well-optimized listing can 3–5x your organic downloads.
Common Rejections
& How to Avoid
These are the most frequent reasons streaming apps get rejected. Read every one — most are avoidable with preparation.
Post-Launch
Playbook
What to do in the first 30 days after your app goes live. The launch window matters more than most founders realize.