Xcode Jobs

I already have an iOS app that simply wraps the content of my WordPress-based magazine website. The build is complete, and it has been submitted before, yet Apple still raises follow-up questions during the review. I need someone who can: • Walk through Apple’s submission Q&A with me, draft clear answers, and, only when necessary, adjust the code or assets so the build fully meets their content-guideline compliance expectations. • Make the smallest possible tweaks if required by apple review team. • Keep everything else intact—there is no user login, no permissions requested, and no extra functionality to add. You should be comfortable reading Apple’s review notes, pinpointing exactly what triggers their “content guidelines” concern, a...

I'm looking for an experienced iOS developer to work on an existing dating app. Tasks: Fix bugs and improve app stability. Update and optimize the UI/UX. Resolve App Store review issues if needed. Implement small feature enhancements. Prepare the app for a successful App Store submission. Requirements: Strong Swift/iOS development experience. Experience with App Store Connect and Apple's review process. Good communication and ability to work on an existing codebase. Please include examples of previous iOS apps you've worked on. I'm looking for someone who can start immediately and deliver high-quality work.

The Android edition of my app is already live on Google Play, built from a shared codebase that also targets iOS. I have the complete, compile-ready iOS source along with certificates, provisioning profiles and store assets—everything is in place, yet the previous freelancer stopped responding before the final push. Your task is straightforward: open the existing project in Xcode, resolve any small blockers that prevent a clean build, archive a release build, and shepherd the app through App Store Connect until it is approved and publicly available. No new features, no redesigns—just make the current code run and get it published. You’ll likely touch Xcode, TestFlight and App Store Connect; the stack itself is unchanged from the Android version, so the logic is already ...

I am building a lightweight image editor that runs natively on MacOS. The core of the project is straightforward: a clean interface where users can open common image formats, perform the usual crop, resize and rotate actions, and work with multiple layers (show / hide, reorder, adjust opacity). Nothing fancy like Instagram-style filters or AI magic—just reliable basic editing backed by solid layer support. Here’s what I need from you: • A signed MacOS application bundle (Apple-silicon + Intel universal build) ready for drag-and-drop installation, plus full Xcode project files so I can continue iterating later. • Implementation of crop, resize and rotate tools that feel smooth even on large images. • A layer panel similar to what you find in Sketch or Figm...

I need a Flutter release engineer who can take our two existing apps all the way to production using the runbook in RELEASING.md. My immediate focus is getting clean, reproducible builds into TestFlight and the Play Console, then approved in both stores. All signing files, store listings, and Codemagic workflows already exist, so you’ll be working with ready-to-use assets while strictly respecting App Store and Play Console regulations. Once the stores are squared away, I want the subscription flow fully stable on both platforms. In production the Razorpay and Apple IAP renewals aren’t granting entitlements, subscriptions sometimes flip to past_due, and the cancel / re-enable path is unreliable. I expect an end-to-end test matrix that proves billing, server receipt validation,...

My React Native app is built and pushed to TestFlight, yet every attempt to submit a new build stalls because of two blocking problems: • App crashes • Build errors I already have detailed Xcode and Metro logs ready to share, so you can dive straight into debugging. Your job is to trace the root causes, patch the code or configuration, and produce a clean archive that sails through TestFlight and on to App Store review. You’ll need solid experience with React Native, Xcode, App Store Connect, provisioning profiles, certificates, and Apple’s review guidelines. Once the build is stable, I’d like a quick rundown of the changes you made so I can keep future releases smooth.