My mobile app is running on Base44 and I’m ready to give it a proper home in the Apple App Store under my own Developer account. The goal is a single, clean hand-off—no ongoing SaaS fees such as the $129/month plans I’ve been offered elsewhere. What needs to happen • Produce an iOS-ready build from the existing Base44 project, open it in Xcode, and walk it through App Store Connect. • Audit every screen for full compliance with Apple guidelines—this is the top priority—and resolve any issues that could trigger rejection. • Squash any bugs uncovered during TestFlight or review, making sure the codebase runs smoothly on the latest iOS version. • Refresh the visual layer with a sharper, more cohesive color scheme (fonts and overall theme are secondary but can be touched if the new palette calls for it). • Design and export all required splash screens and App Store assets (icon sizes, screenshots, promo graphics). • Submit the final build, pass review, and deliver the version tag that appears publicly in the store. Acceptance checkpoints 1. TestFlight build installs without crashes on iOS 16-17. 2. App Store Connect metadata, privacy labels, and binaries pass Apple’s automated checks. 3. Human review is approved without additional resubmissions. 4. Updated color scheme is reflected across all screens and matches provided hex values. 5. Source code, asset files, and a step-by-step release note are handed over at completion. Tools you will likely need: Xcode, Swift (or Objective-C if you prefer), TestFlight, Base44 export utilities, Figma/Sketch/Adobe XD for quick UI tweaks. Everything is ready to share—Base44 project credentials, my Apple Developer log-in, and branding references—so you can begin as soon as we agree on the timeline for this one-off package.