Get a Google Play release past review

A release checklist that covers what reviewers actually reject for.

30 minutesRuns as Do it with meOpen the Launch module

The steps

1
Fix the store listing before the build
Title, short description, screenshots and a privacy policy URL. Reviewers read these first.
2
Declare data collection honestly
The data-safety form must match what the app actually does. Mismatches are a common rejection.
3
Target a current SDK level
An outdated target SDK is rejected automatically. Check the current requirement today.
4
Give reviewers a way in
If sign-in is required, provide test credentials in the review notes — never a real customer's.
5
Run the pre-launch report
Fix crashes it finds before submitting. It is the cheapest testing you will get.
6
Submit, then read the rejection, not the rumour
If it is rejected, fix the exact policy cited and resubmit. Do not resubmit unchanged.

The prompt to run

Runs as Do it with me

Walk me through releasing [app] to Google Play. Ask what my app does and what data it collects, then give me the exact checklist for the listing, the data-safety form, the target SDK and the review notes. Tell me how to read a rejection and what to fix first.

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You are done when

Listing text and screenshots ready
Data safety matches the app
Test credentials in review notes

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