Free precheck · no login
Will Apple bounce your Capacitor app?
Instant wrapper risk for vibe-coded, WebView, and PWA shells hitting Guidelines 4.2 / 4.3 / metadata. The card is the product. Packets exist in the background. Checkout can wait.
Not legal advice. Not a review prediction. You keep App Store Connect.
AppGate Pack · free wrapper precheck
FluxNotes
Capacitor · Our web app in an iOS shell — same site, nicer icon.
HIGH
Your wrapper risk
Review is likely to see a website in a frame — not an iOS app worth a listing.
4.2
HIGH
Capacitor binaries are reviewed as wrappers until native surfaces are obvious on first tap.
4.3
LOW
No obvious clone/template tell in the name or one-liner. 4.3 is quieter than 4.2 here.
Metadata
MED
If the product is still the website, screenshots and the binary will disagree — that’s 2.3 as well as 4.2.
Heuristic only. Not a review prediction. Apple decides. Screenshot this card.
Sample HIGH — open this result · see a LOW
Click these first
01 · Viral
Free wrapper precheck
Paste stack + three “native” features. Get a HIGH / MED / LOW card people actually screenshot.
02 · SEO + share
4.2 Capacitor checklist
The one freebie: evidence Apple can tap, what not to claim, copy/print in one pass.
03 · Habit
Weekly rejection patterns
Free digest stub. Email in, patterns out. Sponsor tile is still “Your ad here.”
Who this is for
Solo founders who shipped a Capacitor / PWA / RN WebView / Lovable– Bolt–Cursor export. Repeat micro-app shippers. Not enterprise review counsel. Not Play Console. Not anyone who wants us to log into App Store Connect.
Packs — coming later
Kit templates and Overnight reply packs are in the repo if you want them. Pricing is not the point yet. Stripe Payment Links stay optional stubs.
FAQ
Is the precheck a prediction of approval?
No. It is a heuristic for 4.2 / 4.3 / metadata wrapper tells. Apple decides. No login, no payment, no guarantee.
Do you log into App Store Connect?
No. We never request Apple ID, 2FA, or API keys.
Where is pricing?
Muted on purpose. Kit and Overnight packs may come later. The point this week is something people click and share.
Is this legal advice?
No. Checklists and drafts are not legal advice and not a substitute for Apple’s guidelines.