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Publish your app to the App Store and Google Play without code
Put your app on the App Store and Google Play without code: Kridona checks what Apple and Google still need, then builds the iPhone and Android packages.
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Describe it
In your own words — what it does, who uses it, how it should look.
See the plan
Every screen laid out before a single credit is spent. Change anything.
It runs
Its own link, its own database, real logins — minutes later, not weeks.
Every app you build here has an App Store / Play tab. It checks, separately for Apple and for Google, what the app still needs before it can be submitted, and once it is ready it builds the iPhone app and the Android package for you.
What the tab checks
- A way for people to delete their account from inside the app.
- A privacy policy and a support page.
- The in-app purchase rule for anything sold inside the app.
- Sign in with Apple, when the app offers other social logins.
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- A test login Apple’s reviewers can use.
- For Google Play: the closed test with 12 testers for 14 days, the content rating and the data safety form.
Add what is missing by asking
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Whatever the check finds missing, you add the same way you change anything else: ask for it in the chat next to the app. The tab shows what is done and what is still open, for Apple and for Google separately.
iPhone: straight to your App Store Connect
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Kridona builds the iPhone app in the cloud and uploads it to your own App Store Connect and TestFlight, using your Apple developer account and an App Store Connect API key you create. You do not need a Mac or Xcode.
Android: the package for Google Play
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For Android, Kridona makes the APK and the AAB. The AAB is what you upload to your Google Play Console.
What it costs
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Each store package costs 20 credits — one for the iPhone build, one for the Android build. You need your own Apple Developer account and Google Play developer account; the app is published under your name, not ours.
Questions
Will Apple and Google approve my app?
Nobody can promise that — the review is theirs. The tab checks the things apps are most often turned down for, so you can fix them before you submit, but the decision is made by Apple and Google.
Do I need my own developer accounts?
Yes. The iPhone app is uploaded to your own App Store Connect with your Apple Developer account, and the Android package is for your own Google Play developer account. The app is listed under your name.
Do I need a Mac?
No. The iPhone app is built in the cloud and uploaded to your App Store Connect for you.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe what the app should do in ordinary words, and you change it the same way afterwards, by asking in a chat. The code is there if you ever want it.
What does it cost?
A free account starts with 15 credits, enough for one full app and a change or two. A build costs 10 credits for an app of up to seven pages. Paid plans start at $39 a month for 40 credits.
Is the code mine?
Yes. Every file is readable from the first build, and you can download the whole project on every plan, the free one included. On a paid plan you can also put it on your own domain.
Describe it once. See it running today.
A free account starts with 15 credits — one full app and a change or two. No card.
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