Publish Three Flutter iOS Apps

via Freelancer ·

Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I already have three production-ready Flutter projects—Vendor, User/Customer, and Delivery Partner—but none of them have been taken through the Apple release pipeline. What I need is an end-to-end publishing service that puts every app live under my own Apple Developer Individual account.

Account setup
I still have to finish enrolling in the Apple Developer Program, so your first task will be to guide me through the sign-up steps, add the required D-U-N-S information if asked, and invite yourself to the team so you can generate certificates.

Build & signing
You will create the Bundle IDs, certificates, and provisioning profiles, configure signing in Xcode, resolve any CocoaPods or Flutter plugin issues, and compile release builds that meet Apple’s current device and OS requirements. The projects have never been run on an iOS device before, so expect to handle first-time simulator/device fixes.

App Store Connect & submission
Set up each listing in App Store Connect, prepare TestFlight builds, upload through Transporter or Xcode, complete metadata, and submit for review. If Apple rejects or requires changes, you will diagnose, patch, rebuild, and resubmit until approval.

Deliverables (per app)
• Signed iOS release build (IPA)
• App Store Connect listing fully configured
• Approval email from Apple confirming the app is live

Pricing & timeline
Quote one fixed total price that covers every step above for all three apps. The annual Apple Developer fee is on me and will be paid separately.

Once all three apps are searchable and downloadable from the App Store under my account, the project is done. Let me know your fixed price and estimated turnaround time so we can get started right away.
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