Once your mobile application is developed and tested, the final (but crucial) step is its publication on app stores: Apple's App Store (for iOS) and Google Play Store (for Android). This process can be complex and has platform-specific requirements. Geekworkers, a mobile development in Lausanne, supports you throughout this process. We help you prepare all the necessary elements, configure your developer accounts, submit your application and manage the validation process by Apple and Google, so that your Swiss SME can finally offer it to its users.
We help you create and optimize all the Required assets: app icon, screenshots, walkthrough video, description, keywords (ASO).
Assistance for the creating and configuring your Apple Developer and Google Play Console developer accounts, including administrative and financial aspects.
We manage the compiling the final versions of your application (builds), uploading them to the stores, and completing all submission forms, ensuring compliance with the guidelines of each platform.
Once the application is published, we can also support you with the submission of future updates (bug fixes, new features).
Yes, the process can be quite technical and tedious, with strict rules to followEach store has its own requirements in terms of asset format, metadata content, privacy policies, and functionality. An error can result in the application being rejected. The expertise of our Lausanne agency is an asset.
ASO is the equivalent of SEO for mobile apps. It involvesoptimize the elements of your listing on the stores (title, description, keywords, icon, screenshots) to improve its visibility in the stores' search results and encourage downloads. This is an important part of preparing for publication.
Validation times vary. On the Google Play Store, release is usually faster (a few hours to a few days). On theApple's App Store, the review process is more stringent and can take anywhere from a few days to a week or even longer, especially for a first submission. It is important to anticipate these deadlines.
If your app is rejected, the store will usually provide you with the reason for the rejection. You will then need to correct the identified issue (which may be technical, content-related, or related to a policy violation) and resubmit the applicationWe help you manage these situations.
We will We support and manage most of the technical submission process. However, creating the developer account and validating certain legal or financial information remains your responsibility as the owner of the application. We guide you step by step. Contact us for a publication assistance quote.
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