DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Aug 19 · 18 min readGuideline 5.6 Rejection: Why AI-Built Apps Get FlaggedA guideline 5.6 letter accuses you of hiding features and behaving like a fraud. If a legitimate app receives one despite hiding nothing, similarity and reviewability are two of the first things worth00
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Aug 19 · 11 min readWebView App Rejected Under Guideline 5.6: The FixApple has no rule against WebViews. Three things are worth checking first after a guideline 5.6 rejection on a web-built app: an interface that looks like the tool that generated it, an app that adds 01O
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Aug 7 · 11 min readConvert a Base44 App to iOS and Publish ItApple does not care that your app was built in Base44. It cares whether the binary does something Safari does not, whether the listing is honest, and whether a reviewer can get inside it. Almost every00
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Jul 27 · 15 min readPlaceholder Purpose Strings: Fix the 5.1.1 RejectionSince around July 20, 2026, submissions have been coming back with an automated message about placeholder or otherwise insufficient purpose strings, filed under Guideline 5.1.1. The message names no k00
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Jul 27 · 15 min readBase44 App Permissions: Fix the 5.1.1 RejectionSince around July 20, 2026, submissions have been coming back with an automated message about placeholder or otherwise insufficient purpose strings, filed under Guideline 5.1.1. It names no key, no re00
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Jul 27 · 15 min readLovable App Permissions: Fix the 5.1.1 RejectionAn automated message under Guideline 5.1.1 says your submission includes placeholder or otherwise insufficient purpose strings. It names no key, no resource, and no file, which is why the first hour g00
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Jul 24 · 3 min readGuideline 3.1.2 EULA Rejection: The Fast FixAlmost every subscription app meets Guideline 3.1.2(c) at least once. The rejection cites required subscription information, and the piece that is actually missing is the Terms of Use (EULA) link. It 00
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Jul 24 · 3 min readWeb App EULA Rejection: Fix Guideline 3.1.2You wrapped a web app for the App Store, it sells a subscription, and Apple bounced it under Guideline 3.1.2(c). The rejection lists required subscription information, and the item that is actually mi10
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Jul 24 · 3 min readLovable EULA Rejection? Fix Guideline 3.1.2Your Lovable app has a paywall, Apple rejected it under Guideline 3.1.2(c), and the message talks about required subscription information. The missing piece is almost always the Terms of Use (EULA) li00
DCDespia CEOinblog.despia.com·Jul 24 · 3 min readBase44 EULA Rejection? Fix Guideline 3.1.2Your Base44 app sells a subscription, and Apple rejected it under Guideline 3.1.2(c) for missing required information. Nine times out of ten the missing piece is a Terms of Use (EULA) link. This is on00
