StoreRules§
Complete rule library
App Review Guidelines, the Developer Program License Agreement, all Google Play policies and the Distribution Agreement — split into numbered clauses down to 3.2(f) and 5.1.1(v).
1,100+ clauses tracked
For iOS & Android developers
Know the rule before App Review does.
Every App Store Review Guideline and Google Play policy in one place, clause by clause — with plain-language summaries, a change history back to 2020, and answers to your questions that quote the exact clause.
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2.09MApp Store submissions rejected in 2025
193KApple developer accounts terminated in 2025
4.9%of appealed terminations restored
80K+Google Play developer accounts banned in 2025
Sources: Apple App Store Transparency Report 2025; Google Security Blog, Feb 2026.
Everything the reviewer reads, made readable
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Plain-language summaries
A one-line summary and the key obligations for every clause, in English and Turkish — checked so "must" never turns into "should".
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Ask in your own words
"Can I link to a web discount?" Get a per-platform answer with the exact clauses and verbatim quotes. Citations that can't be verified are removed automatically.
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Change history & alerts
See when each clause last changed, what changed word by word, and Apple's official note — including edits made without a new "Last Updated" date.
26 guideline versions since 2020
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Store listing check Soon
Paste your App Store or Google Play link; we check metadata, screenshots, privacy labels and links against the rules.
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Paywall review Soon
Upload paywall screenshots: price prominence, trial terms, restore, links and cancel wording, measured against 3.1.2 and Play's subscription policy.
How it works
- We read the official sourcesApple and Google pages are fetched on a schedule and split into clauses. A version that fails our completeness checks is never published.
- Every change is recordedEach clause keeps its history, so you can see what changed and when — with the platform's own release note next to it.
- You read, search or askBrowse by clause number, read the summary, or ask a question. Answers come only from the official text and always cite it.
Grounded, not guessed
Answers and summaries use only the official text. Quotes are checked word for word before you see them.
Both stores, never mixed
Apple and Google are searched and answered separately, so one store's rule never shows up as the other's.
Honest about limits
We show risk and the relevant wording. We are not Apple or Google, and this is not legal advice or an approval guarantee.
Questions
Is this affiliated with Apple or Google?
No. StoreRules is an independent tool. Every clause links to the official page, which always takes precedence.
How current is the content?
Sources are checked several times a day. Each document shows when it was fetched and when the platform last updated it.
Can it tell me if my app will be approved?
No tool can promise that. It shows which rules apply to your case and how they are worded, so you can fix issues before you submit.
My account was terminated. Can this help?
You can look up the clause cited in your notice (for example DPLA 3.2(f) or the Play Distribution Agreement 10.3) and read exactly what it says. Appeal help is on our roadmap.