I'm building a React Native app (using Expo) for a transport service business. I plan to publish it on the Apple App Store and want to make sure it won't get rejected for simplicity or being too web-like.
Here's what the app includes so far:
Splash screen with branding
2–3 onboarding screens (explaining key app features)
A home screen with navigation options
“Request a Quote” form (pickup, drop location, date, vehicle type, notes)
“My Requests” screen to view previously submitted quotes (stored in Supabase)
About Us and Contact Us pages
Light UI polish (basic transitions, proper padding, platform-specific styling)
Login/Sign-up using Kinde
Push notifications for quote confirmation (using Expo)
Using Supabase as the backend
I’m keeping it free and lightweight, but native-looking.
Questions:
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Based on the features above, would this app likely pass App Store review
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Is Login/Sign-up using Kinde (external service) will cause any problem?
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Are there any App Store guidelines I should be extra careful about with this setup?
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Would adding simple quote tracking status help improve chances of approval?
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Should I add more native-feeling interactivity to avoid being seen as a "wrapped websit
