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AcceptMyApp by Alexandre Grisey

AI review assistant that checks iOS app metadata, screenshots and rejections against Apple guidelines.

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About AcceptMyApp

AI review assistant that checks iOS app metadata, screenshots and rejections against Apple guidelines. AcceptMyApp is a developer tools product built by indie maker Alexandre Grisey.

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AcceptMyApp FAQ

What is AcceptMyApp?

AcceptMyApp is a developer tools product: AI review assistant that checks iOS app metadata, screenshots and rejections against Apple guidelines.

Who made AcceptMyApp?

AcceptMyApp was made by Alexandre Grisey, French solo mobile developer running a portfolio of iOS apps and app-dev tools. Alexandre Grisey has also built Mobiqo, CapWrapp, Selfie AI.

Is AcceptMyApp still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, AcceptMyApp is still active and run by Alexandre Grisey at acceptmy.app.

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