Expo App Store Deployv1.0.1

A tech startup is launching its first mobile app on both iOS and Android. They need to build production-ready binaries and submit them to the App Store and Google Play Store for initial release. This scenario involves setting up EAS Build, managing Apple Developer and Google Play Console credentials, and handling first-time interactive authentication.

An established e-commerce company is releasing a major update to their mobile app with new features like push notifications and enhanced payment options. They must rebuild the app with production profiles, submit to app stores for review, and ensure compliance with store guidelines such as age ratings and privacy descriptions.

A healthcare provider is deploying a patient portal app to both iOS and Android, requiring strict handling of sensitive data and compliance with regulations. This involves using EAS Build to generate secure production builds, managing provisioning profiles for iOS, and submitting to app stores with clear usage descriptions for features like microphone access.

A game development studio is launching a new mobile game with in-app purchases and social login features. They need to build production versions, submit to app stores, and address specific requirements such as Apple Sign In integration, age ratings for AI content, and including a Restore Purchases button.

A large corporation is deploying a custom React Native app for internal employee use, requiring distribution via the App Store and Google Play Store. This scenario focuses on building production builds with EAS, managing enterprise certificates, and troubleshooting common failures like dependency issues during the build process.

This model offers a free app with basic features, monetized through in-app purchases for premium content or functionality. It requires careful submission to app stores with proper age ratings and compliance for paid features, such as including a Restore Purchases button as per guidelines.

Apps using this model charge users a recurring fee for access to services or content. Deployment involves building production builds with EAS, submitting to app stores, and ensuring features like demo accounts and server URLs are provided in review notes to facilitate approval.

This model provides the app for free, generating revenue through advertisements displayed within the app. It requires production builds and submissions to app stores, with attention to store review tips such as handling offline functionality gracefully and ensuring all external URLs return HTTP 200.