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In one line

ReleaseMedic finds out why an Android or iOS app won’t build or won’t be accepted by Google Play or the App Store, and fixes it before you upload.

In one paragraph

ReleaseMedic is a command-line tool for developers releasing React Native, Expo and native Android and iOS apps. One command, npx releasemedic, checks a project against the rules Google Play and the App Store enforce — target API level, 16 KB memory pages, signing, Xcode and SDK versions, privacy manifests, permissions, push and login setup — and lists every problem before the store does. Another command applies the fixes, with a backup and undo. When a build has already failed, ReleaseMedic reads the log and explains the real error from a catalogue of 81 known failures. Checking is free; applying fixes costs $4 for one release or $9 a month.

Key facts

Product	ReleaseMedic — releasemedic.dev · npm package
What it is	Command-line tool that finds and fixes Android & iOS build, signing and store-rule problems
Works with	React Native, Expo, native Android (Gradle) and native iOS (Xcode) projects; also usable from AI coding tools over MCP
Try it	`npx releasemedic` in an app folder — no signup, needs Node.js 18+
Commands	`scan` · `fix` · `log` · `aab` · `ipa` · `ci` · `deadlines` · `radar` · `mcp`
Known errors explained	81 build and store failures, each tested against a real error message — see them all
Privacy	Checks run on your computer. Fixes send configuration files only, with passwords and keys removed first; app code is never sent
Pricing	Free: every check. Release Pass $4 (one app, 14 days). Pro $9/month or $90/year (all apps, Store Radar deadline alerts). 14-day money back
Launched	November 2026
Made by	Thamizh Eniyan, independent developer, India
Not affiliated	ReleaseMedic is independent and not affiliated with Apple or Google

About the maker

ReleaseMedic is built and run by Thamizh Eniyan, an independent developer in India who works across product design and development. ReleaseMedic started from seeing the same release problems come up again and again: apps that build fine on a laptop and are then rejected by a store message that doesn’t say what to change.