Waiting 28 days in review so far without any review of the app itself. 7 Oct 2026 - Submitted v1.0 for review 16 Oct - Developer Support request about the review status (no response) 22 Oct - Posted on the forums 23 Oct - Follow-up support message via contact form 28 Oct - Form response to support request 29 Oct, 12:00 GMT - Guideline 2.1(b) Information Needed: questions about the business model 29 Oct, 12:26 GMT - Replied in App Store Connect with full answers (free app, no paid content, subscriptions or features) 28 days since submission, 6 days since answering App Review's questions. Submission ID: 8a1aea48-8e3b-4c41-b6ec-29e089d02f43

It has now been 28 days since submitting my app with no apparent review of the app itself. Update: the submission entered review and on 29 October 2026 received a Guideline 2.1(b) Information Needed request about the business model. I replied in App Store Connect the same day (29 October, 12:26 GMT) with full answers. The app is free, with no paid content or subscriptions. There has been no response since, and the status shows Rejected pending App Review's reply. Submission ID: 8a1aea48-8e3b-4c41-b6ec-29e089d02f43 Version: 1.0 (38) Support case: 102998324983 Could someone from App Review please confirm the reply has been received and the review can continue?

Submitted a new app for review on 7th October. 21 days so far. No update at all since then. No response to my forum posts or support tickets. This is a dreadful user experience, Apple.

It has now been 3 weeks since my submission, with no update or reply to my query.

My app has been in review for 16 days. This is a poor user experience. While such a delay is unfortunate, this would have been much easier to manage if Apple had given me a realistic estimate of how long reviews were taking. Even an approximate estimate with a granularity of weeks would be better than nothing; as it is, I have to prepare for it being reviewed any time between the next hour and... the next year? My support request has not been answered. If Apple are too overwhelmed to answer support requests, then they should consider turning them off (or adding a note that questions about app reivew will not be replied to) rather than waste developers' time in allowing us to submit them.