Got zero visitors for my App Store rejection checker, so I’m thinking of open-sourcing it. Funny enough, it just helped my own app get approved on the first try.

I built a tool that checks your app for potential blockers before submitting it to the App Store, helping you get your app approved on the first try. But the response I got was terrible. Nobody even visited the website. After a month, I was about to open-source the entire project when I received this email from App Store Connect. I had tested my personal app using the tool I built, and it caught 8 potential blockers that could have led to rejection. I fixed them, and my app got approved on the first try. Apple took 10 days to review my app, so I’m genuinely glad the tool worked as expected. Getting rejected after waiting that long would have meant fixing the issues and going through the review process all over again. Although this proves that my tool works, it’s still a failure as a SaaS product. I’ll open-source the entire project in the next few weeks. Until then, you can use the Preflight feature for free with this promo code: **PREFLIGHT30**. No credit card required. The link is in my bio. Alternatively, you can wait until I open-source it. Also, if you’re concerned about privacy, your app builds are processed locally and never leave your computer.