The Releasely blog
Practical guides on App Store submission, ASO, and release pipelines, written for the teams and solo developers shipping Flutter and React Native apps.
Whether you are shipping your first build or scaling across both stores, these guides cover what actually moves the needle. Store submission, keyword and metadata strategy, screenshots, and the workflows behind every release. No fluff, just tactics you can run today.
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App release tools compared
CI build services, metadata tools, screenshot generators, and all-in-one platforms all help you ship a mobile app. Here is an honest, neutral comparison of each category by cost, learning curve, and how much pipeline you maintain yourself.
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Build a React Native iOS app without a Mac
You can write, build, sign, and publish a React Native app to the App Store without owning a Mac. Here is the honest 2026 playbook, from Expo EAS to bare React Native CI, including the code signing part everyone skips.
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Legal documents to publish on both stores
Both stores require a privacy policy hosted at a public URL, plus privacy disclosures and an account deletion path. Here is the practical checklist for 2026, in plain language.
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Build a Flutter iOS app without a Mac
You can write, build, sign, and publish a Flutter app to the App Store without owning a Mac. Here is the honest 2026 playbook, including the code signing part everyone skips.
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The most-read resources on the platform, free and without a signup.
Free tools
Character counters, keyword research, ASO audits, screenshots calculators. No account, no signup.
In-depth guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs of the App Store, Google Play, TestFlight, and the release pipeline behind each.
ASO playbook
Frameworks for title, subtitle, keywords, and description, with the 80/20 every solo developer should run first.