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Mac app that checks an iOS build and its screenshots for App Review problems before you upload, and turns each one into a finding you can act on.

Paid·iOS·App Store·macOS·Developer Tools
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What is Submitlane?

Submitlane is a macOS app that inspects a finished iOS build and the screenshots going with it, then reports what App Review is likely to object to. It separates confirmed blockers — signing, capabilities, privacy declarations, packaging — from softer risks worth a second look, and explains each one rather than only naming it. The checks run on your own machine against the files you choose.

The point is the timing: these problems are all visible in the build itself, but finding them through App Review means discovering them after a queue wait and starting the wait again once fixed.

Features

  • Runs locally on your Mac against the build and screens you pick
  • Flags confirmed blockers: signing, capabilities, privacy, and packaging
  • Separates hard blockers from softer review risks
  • Explains each finding so you know what to change
  • Checks screenshots alongside the binary
  • Gives a release decision before you upload

FAQs

Common questions about Submitlane

Does the build leave my machine?
No. Submitlane inspects the build and screenshots locally on your Mac.
Does it guarantee approval?
No. It reports the issues it can detect in the build and screens, which covers common rejection causes but not review decisions about content or business model.
What does it check?
Signing, capabilities, privacy, and packaging problems that can block submission outright, plus softer review risks in the build and its screenshots.