Deploy .NET MAUI to Stores
Budget: $150 – $300 USD
My cross-platform app is already coded in .NET MAUI and tested on both Android and iOS simulators and physical devices. What I now need is an experienced hand to take it the final mile—getting it approved and live on both Google Play and the Apple App Store.
Here is the current state:
• Source code, release notes, screenshots, icons and privacy policy are ready.
• Developer accounts for Google Play and Apple App Store are active and verified.
What I’m looking for:
1. Generate production-ready builds: configure signing keys for Android, provisioning profiles & certificates for iOS, and ensure the release settings meet each store’s latest requirements.
2. Create or fine-tune store listings: write concise descriptions, upload graphics, set categories, pricing and regional availability, and enable in-app privacy labels where required.
3. Submit for review, monitor feedback and handle any compliance questions until each version is approved and publicly visible.
4. Provide a brief hand-off document (or screen-share walkthrough) so future updates follow the same pipeline smoothly.
You can work via local build—whichever is quickest for you. I need to generate the API keys, keystore files, provisioning profiles, or anything else you request within a week. Once both stores list the app, the job is complete.
If you’ve recently shepherded a .NET MAUI or Xamarin project through Apple’s App Review and Google’s policy checks, I’d love to hear about it.
Here is the current state:
• Source code, release notes, screenshots, icons and privacy policy are ready.
• Developer accounts for Google Play and Apple App Store are active and verified.
What I’m looking for:
1. Generate production-ready builds: configure signing keys for Android, provisioning profiles & certificates for iOS, and ensure the release settings meet each store’s latest requirements.
2. Create or fine-tune store listings: write concise descriptions, upload graphics, set categories, pricing and regional availability, and enable in-app privacy labels where required.
3. Submit for review, monitor feedback and handle any compliance questions until each version is approved and publicly visible.
4. Provide a brief hand-off document (or screen-share walkthrough) so future updates follow the same pipeline smoothly.
You can work via local build—whichever is quickest for you. I need to generate the API keys, keystore files, provisioning profiles, or anything else you request within a week. Once both stores list the app, the job is complete.
If you’ve recently shepherded a .NET MAUI or Xamarin project through Apple’s App Review and Google’s policy checks, I’d love to hear about it.