Move an app built in Rork into your own Expo project, build it with EAS, and get it into TestFlight and App Store review under your account.
I built an app in Rork. Get it onto TestFlight and the App Store
How it works
- Get your code out of Rork: Vovy opens your Rork project and exports or syncs the code to a GitHub repo, so you own it and can build it anywhere.
- Clone and run it locally: Vovy clones the repo, runs npm install, and opens it in the iOS Simulator to confirm it works outside Rork.
- Make it yours in app.json: Vovy sets your app name, bundle identifier, icon and version, replacing any template placeholders Apple would reject.
- Build and send to TestFlight: Vovy runs the EAS production build and eas submit for iOS. Uploading to Apple is publishing, so it confirms first.
- Hand off to review: Vovy installs the TestFlight build, checks for crashes and dead buttons, and gives you a card of what to fix before App Store review.
What you provide
- Your Rork project
- A GitHub account
- A paid Apple Developer account
What you get
- Your Rork code in your own GitHub repo
- An iOS build in TestFlight
- A pre-review fix list
FAQ
Can Rork publish for me?
Rork has its own publishing flow. Owning the code in GitHub and building with EAS gives you full control and no lock-in.
Will Apple reject an AI-built app?
Not for being AI-built. Apple rejects apps that feel thin, crash, or use template text, which Vovy checks for.
Do I need a Mac?
EAS builds in the cloud, but a Mac makes testing in the iOS Simulator much easier.
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