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AppInstitute Client App Store Submission (Delivery)

A sequence with 7 steps: Open the client project in the AppInstitute dashboard and navigate to the 'Publish' tab.

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AppInstitute Client App Store Submission (Delivery)

  1. 01

    Open the client project in the AppInstitute dashboard and navigate to the 'Publish' tab.

    Ensure all content sections are complete and the app preview looks correct on both iOS and Android mockups.

  2. 02

    Upload the required app store assets: icon (1024x1024), screenshots, and feature graphic.

    Use the asset manager to crop and resize images to Apple and Google specifications. AppInstitute provides templates for each store.

  3. 03

    Configure the app store listing details: app name, subtitle, description, keywords, and category.

    Match the client's branding and include relevant keywords for discoverability. The description should highlight key features like push notifications and user accounts.

  4. 04

    Set up the app signing certificates and provisioning profiles for iOS.

    If the client does not have an Apple Developer account, guide them to enroll. AppInstitute's submission service can generate the necessary certificates if the client provides their Apple Developer credentials.

  5. 05

    For Android, generate a signed APK or App Bundle via the 'Build for Google Play' button.

    AppInstitute automatically signs the build with the keystore stored in your account. Verify the version number and target SDK level.

  6. 06

    Submit the app to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store using the 'Submit to Stores' button.

    AppInstitute handles the upload and initial review submission. Monitor the submission status in the 'Publish' tab for any rejection messages.

  7. 07

    After approval, enable 'Auto-Update' in the project settings to push future content changes without resubmission.

    This allows clients to update menus, events, or notifications via the AppInstitute CMS, and changes reflect in the live app within minutes.