Fix and resubmit a rejected app remotely
MaakCode had a dot investigate a rejected app submission, fix the issue, test, open a PR and resubmit.
Done withDots
- What they did
- User asked their dot to investigate the rejected app submission. The agent traced the crash to missing Scene lifecycle support required for iOS/iPadOS 27 SDK builds, applied the Expo patch and configuration fix itself, verified the release build and iPad simulator launch, then uploaded the new build after opening a PR. User managed the entire process remotely via conversation.
- How it went
- The dot completed the investigation, fixes, testing, PR, and resubmission. No further details on approval or issues.
Try it yourself with Dots
A mobile app I built, [app name], was rejected by [App Store / Google Play] with this message: [paste rejection reason]. Read the rejection, find the cause in my repo [repo link], fix it, run the tests, and open a pull request describing the change. Stop once the PR is open and show me the PR and the resubmission steps before you resubmit anything.
Source: X · Oct 3, 2026
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