AppClerk

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm thrilled to launch AppClerk today—a tool I built after watching too many developers (myself included) get their apps rejected by App Store review because of compliance issues.

The Problem

You've spent weeks building your app, you're ready to launch, and then... rejection. "Your privacy policy doesn't meet our requirements." Or "Your terms of service is missing required clauses."

Sound familiar?

Most developers either:
- Copy-paste generic templates (which get rejected)
- Pay lawyers $500+ for documents (slow and expensive)
- Try to DIY it (and miss critical requirements)

I've been there. My first app got rejected 3 times for policy issues before I finally got it right. That's when I realized: compliance shouldn't block your launch.

What Makes AppClerk Different

Built specifically for App Store approval — not just "compliant" documents, but policies that actually pass review on your first submission.

Developer-native — We integrate with GitHub, scan your codebase to detect SDKs and data collection practices, and generate policies tailored to YOUR app. No 50-question forms. No generic templates.

Speed — From signup to App Store-ready policies in under 10 minutes. Compare that to waiting days for a lawyer or spending hours trying to figure out what clauses you need.

Continuous monitoring — Your app evolves, and so should your policies. We detect when you add new SDKs or change data practices and alert you before App Store reviewers flag issues.

What You Get

✅ Privacy Policies that pass App Store review
✅ Terms & Conditions tailored to your app
✅ Cookie Policies (when needed)
✅ Professional hosting with verified URLs
✅ Continuous compliance monitoring
✅ Version history and audit trails

Try It Free

We have a free tier—no credit card required. Generate your first policy and see why developers trust AppClerk to keep their apps compliant.

Start here: appclerk.dev

Special for Product Hunt: The first 50 people to use code `PRODUCTHUNT2026` get 20% off your first month on any paid plan.

Let's get your app approved! 🚀

P.S. If you're a mobile developer who's dealt with App Store rejections, I'd love to hear your story in the comments. What was the most frustrating part of getting compliant?