How to Send Your App to Apple for Review

Updated on 2. April 2025 by Jan Bunk

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This guide is part of the app publishing process. You should only complete it when asked to in the app publishing timeline.
Open the App Store Connect app overview.

Select your app.

You can now click the "Save" and then the "Add for Review" button at the top right.

A screenshot of the

Afterwards, you may need to confirm the submission on the "App Review" screen by clicking "Submit to App Review".

A screenshot of the

It should then say "Waiting for Review".

A screenshot where it says version 1.0 is waiting for review.

Now you just need to wait a bit. It usually takes less than 2 days for the app to be reviewed by Apple. In most cases Apple will find some minor issue and reject the app at first. In that case, please contact us and we will help you resolve the issue so Apple accepts the app.

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Author Jan Bunk
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Hi, I'm Jan! I created webtoapp.design in 2019 while studying computer science in university. A lot has changed since then - not only have I graduated, but it's also no longer just me running webtoapp.design. We've grown to a global, fully remote team and have gathered lots of experience around app development and app publishing. We've created and published hundreds of apps in the app stores, where they've been downloaded millions of times.