Hello, My app, Pulse Blocks: Block Puzzle, iOS version 1.0, was submitted on August 14, 2026 at 12:52 PM and has remained in Waiting for Review for more than 6 days. It has never moved to “In Review”. I have not received any rejection, request for additional information, or indication that action is required from my side in App Store Connect. I have also contacted Apple Developer Support, but I have not received a response yet. Could someone from App Review please confirm whether this delay is expected or whether the submission may be stuck in the review queue? I’m happy to provide any additional information privately if required. Thank you.

We are trying to confirm how SKAdNetwork ad network identifiers relate to an Apple Developer Program membership. Our understanding (from observation) is that the ad network identifier equals the membership's Team ID in lowercase (<TeamID>.skadnetwork), which would imply one membership (one Team ID) maps to exactly one identifier. We could not find documentation that explicitly confirms or bounds this. We checked existing threads first; none answers this specific point: thread/663032 (case-sensitivity), thread/104211 (where to register), thread/652555 (DSP registration) Our questions: Can more than one ad network identifier be registered under a single Apple Developer Program membership (one Team ID)? If it is limited to one, is that limit documented anywhere? Some organizations appear to hold multiple ad network identifiers. Is enrolling separate memberships under separate legal entities the intended way to obtain additional identifiers, or are there other supported configurations? Any clarification from Apple's engineering team would be appreciated. Thank you.

Hi, We ship an iOS and iPadOS app distributed on the App Store (not macOS or other platforms). We currently keep Liquid Glass off via UIDesignRequiresCompatibility = YES, built with Xcode 26. We understand new submissions will be required to use the current SDK starting around April 2027 (following the same pattern as the iOS 26 SDK requirement from April 2026), at which point this compatibility flag will no longer be available. If we do not submit an update before that requirement takes effect, will our existing (already-published) binary be removed from sale on the App Store — on either iPhone or iPad — or will it remain available as-is until we submit a new build? Thank you.

Dear Apple Developer Support, I am requesting assistance regarding my Organization enrollment, which has been stuck in "Being Processed" for an extended period. I have already contacted Apple Developer Support three times through the Contact Us page. Each time, I received only the automatic acknowledgment email with a Case ID. Unfortunately, I have never received any follow-up from a support representative. Because of this, our company is currently unable to complete Organization Verification and cannot publish our iOS application on the App Store. Could you please: Check the status of my enrollment. Confirm whether my previous support requests were actually received by the Enrollment team. Escalate this case to the appropriate team if necessary. For your reference, my previous Case IDs are: Case ID: 102916885584 If you require any additional information or documentation from our company, please let me know. I will provide it immediately. Thank you for your time and assistance. I would greatly appreciate any update regarding the status of our Organization Verification. Kind regards, Dev UXUI Enrollment ID: WDF7RSUZ7P Company: Patana Intercool Company Limited

Hi Apple Team, I am writing to formally request that Bangladesh be officially added to the supported country and region list. Bangladesh has a huge number of iPhone, iPad, and Mac users. However, because our country is not officially supported, users are forced to use fake locations just to set up their devices. Furthermore, because of this problem, users cannot even use a proper, local payment system to make purchases. This creates a frustrating experience for a massive and growing user base. Expanding official support to Bangladesh would allow users to accurately set up their Apple IDs, make secure purchases using local payment methods, and fully and safely participate in the Apple ecosystem. We hope Apple considers bringing official support to Bangladesh in the near future. Thank you!

Hi everyone, I recently launched my app, when searching for the app on Google, the official App Store link that appears in the search results is from the Chinese App Store. My app's primary language is correctly configured in App Store Connect, and I would naturally expect the search result to display in that primary language, or at least default to English. Has anyone else experienced this issue where Google indexes the wrong regional App Store page (e.g., pulling a Chinese localization instead of the global or primary one)? Is there a specific setting or metadata in App Store Connect I need to double-check to force the correct locale, or is this purely a Google crawling anomaly that usually resolves itself over time? Thanks in advance for any insights!

So I know apple store connect are strict in term of your app screenshots, you cannot insert some promotional video and you cannot insert any screenshot that does not come from an iphone or official simulator. But I saw earleir someone's app with a screenshot that was like "MOCK" type, it has some 2 sentence description on top and below them the actual screenshot (on a phone simulation mockup lets say). This got me thinking that apple store connect actually tolerate images that are not PURE screenshots? You can actually take screenshots insert them to mockup and then insert that image in app store connect? How to do that and more importantly what to do to make sure it is done in a way apple store connect accepts it? What others things can be done, or best practices?

I've just submitted my first real monetisable app to the App Store review team. Once approved, I was planning to do a short little promotion campaign on social media. I'm no expert nor am I a big social media user myself but I know this is the way to get it in front of as many mobile users as possible. Do you fellow developers have any good tips on which platforms might be worthwhile or things you wish you knew before you put your hard earned cash into it?

so the app is free to download . the first use is free for two days . We want to send a reminder to them via email. some are installing (67%) but not returning to use the free credit. what is the policy on getting the apple id from apple. do we have to ask the user for the id at install and then disclose that its for tracking purposes and to inform about future promo's . the id will not be shared with third parties

I am trying to understand the 2 million download limit for access to PCC. It says that Analytics provides information about first time downloads, but the linked documentation explicitly says that Total Downloads in Analytics (which does not seem to exist anymore) includes first time downloads and redownloads. Can you clarify where this data currently exists? While I do not have any apps approaching 2 million right now, my app with the most downloads is entirely free and has been on the App Store since 2012. The app was intended as a Lite version for users to try out and decide whether they wanted the paid version. In modern apps, In-App Purchases accomplish something similar; as I move forward with new apps, I would like to avoid a situation where people increase my first time download count but don't end up using the app. It seems like any freemium model would be detrimental to staying eligible for PCC. Do you have any recommendations?

We've been pulling daily download reports (First-time downloads + Redownloads) via ONGOING requests and noticed random missing days in our data — in April alone, we were missing the 11th, 14th, 23rd, and 27th. After debugging, here's what's actually happening: Apple sometimes publishes two consecutive ONGOING instances with identical content (same processingDate → same Date in the CSV) The day after a duplicate, the CSV skips a date entirely — that data is simply never published Those missing days are gone forever. There's no way to recover them via API Does this happen to anyone else? Do you know if there is a way to recover missing data?

We've been pulling daily download reports (First-time downloads + Redownloads) via ONGOING requests and noticed random missing days in our data — in April alone, we are missing the 11th, 14th, 23rd, and 27th. After debugging, here's what's actually happening: Apple sometimes publishes two consecutive ONGOING instances with identical content (same processingDate → same Date in the CSV) The day after a duplicate, the CSV skips a date entirely — that data is simply never published Those missing days are gone forever. There's no way to recover them via API Does anyone know if there is a way to fix this and recover lost days?

My app (Team ID: QD8Z9J4JZJ), despite the requested expedited review, has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” since Mar, 29 at 10:40 AM. Since this is causing us financial problems, I would greatly appreciate an update on its review status as soon as possible.

Hey everyone, I applied for the App Store Small Business Program on February 18th and I still haven't heard anything back, that's almost 20 days now. Is this normal? How long did it take for those of you who got approved? I'm starting to wonder if my application even went through correctly. Would really appreciate hearing your experiences — especially if you applied recently. Did anyone else wait this long? Thanks

What is everyone using to create awesome "Previews and Screenshots" images for your app? I tried Gemini AI and the art was great, but it's so stupid it just ignores the dimensions I tell it to use.

Hello, I am experiencing an issue with the Apple Developer Program. Yesterday, I enrolled in the Apple Developer Program and entered my Visa card details. However, later that night, I received a notification from my bank that the payment was charged but failed because my balance was insufficient. After that, I added funds to my bank account, withdrew/canceled my previous enrollment, and then enrolled again using the same Visa card. After re-enrolling, I received a notification from my bank and an email confirming that the payment was successful, with the order ID: “We're processing your order – D00****” However, when I try to track the order by clicking the link in the email or checking the order status, it shows the following message: Something went wrong. There was a problem with your request. Please try again. Could you please explain why this issue is happening and help me check the status of my Apple Developer Program enrollment?

I get a lot of downloads from outside USA but almost no conversion (subscription/IAP) from those countries. Apple App Store does the price conversion based on currency conversion and VAT but it does not take into account that $10 in India or Argentina is a much bigger portion of ones income compared to a US person. Converting all these prices (175 of them) manually is very cumbersome for each subscription tier and for each region.

Hey all, It's been now a few weeks since we started to help clients connect to their App Store Analytics API. I'm starting to notice that very often we'll see things like: Small data gaps. Eg. I have data on June 1, no data on June 2-4, and then data from June 5 to now Big data gaps. Eg. I'd have data on Jan 2024, but not on Feb-Mar 2024, then there's data again from April 2024 onwards. The actual files from Apple are like that we're not doing any treatments whatsoever. That's happening on both ONGOING and ONE_TIME_SNAPSHOT I also opened a Customer Support case and sent the files over 10 days ago, but no definitive answer so far. Are you also seeing gaps like this on your data? Any tips/recommendations?

Love the new web-based App Store that launched today! I’m really hoping Apple will eventually provide a JSON/REST API for search results. Google doesn’t officially offer one either, but because of how the Play Store works for Chrome and Android, developers can use a third-party library like google-play-scraper. For small independent developers like myself, it’s a bit of a disadvantage being priced out of expensive data brokers such as Sensor Tower, who are obviously scraping the App Store anyway. It’s also uncomfortable knowing those companies harvest data from App Store Connect while charging us to access analytics based on our own apps. Would it be too much to ask for an official—or even semi-official—way to retrieve country-specific keyword rankings for apps?

Hello fellow devs and Apple engineers, I want to discuss with everyone about App Preview videos on the App Store. My app NFC.cool is an NFC reading and writing app which interacts with NFC tags that need to be held to the top of device frame of an iPhone. As you can see, this is how my app works and I would like to show that to users on the App Store and present my app in the best way possible. However I keep fighting with app review about device frames and/or "real" hands in my app preview videos. Sometimes I get a reviewer that is ok with the video and sometimes not. In screenshots device frames are accepted and very common. Why are they not allowed in app previews? It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. And to be honest, I regularly see app previews with device frames on other AppStore pages. Here is the app preview that got rejected lately: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qTDBGecK0w0 I can easily agree with the hands (even though they are not real, they are a render). But the device frame helps the user to understand what my app does and how it works. Ideally I would like to have some Apple staff to see this post here and hopefully start a small wave that will change the guidelines in the future. Here the message from the reviewer: Product Page Optimization Guideline 2.3.4 - Performance - Accurate Metadata The app preview for NFC Read Write Socials Video includes content that does not sufficiently show the app in use. Specifically, the app preview: Includes device images and/or device frames. Displays real hands. App previews should allow users to see what the app does and how it will >appear on their device when the preview is played in full screen. My answer: Hello, these are not real hands. These are renders. The video is accurately showing what the real use of my app. Please keep in mind that an NFC tag has to be held from the outside to the device to interact with my app. The guidelines definitely support what I did in my video. Please take another look. Thank you. Following the guidelines: 2.3.4 …You can add narration and video or textual overlays to help explain anything that isn’t clear from the video alone. https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#accurate-metadata Use graphics and transitions. If you need to demonstrate how interaction or navigation works within your app, you may add graphic elements, such as touch hotspots. We recommend capturing the native UI resolution rather than zooming in on the view. Ensure that any transitions between scenes don’t imply functionality that your app doesn’t include. Aim to use straightforward transitions, like dissolves and fades. https://developer.apple.com/app-store/app-previews/ What's your opinion on this topic?