Truck Maintenance & Repair Log — keeping a live app actually live.
A trucking maintenance-log app for owner-operators, already live on the App Store and Google Play. Our work here isn't the original build — it's the unglamorous, essential app-store operations that keep a published app functioning: submissions, certificates, and fixing what breaks.
What we handled.
Google Play & iOS submissions
Managing the Google Play API submission process and iOS App Store submissions to keep releases moving.
Payment profile updates
Checking and updating the app's payment profile so in-app purchases and subscriptions kept processing correctly.
iOS certificate management
Handling iOS certificate renewal — the kind of expiring credential that silently breaks an app if nobody's watching it.
Order management bug fix
Diagnosed and fixed an order management issue affecting real users, then verified and shipped the update.
Why this matters.
Is this the kind of work you do for other apps?
Do you also build apps from scratch?
Published is not the same as finished.
Most app budgets stop at launch, and that is where a particular kind of trouble starts. A live app sits on top of things that expire and change without asking: signing certificates and provisioning profiles lapse, Apple and Google revise store policies and require new disclosures, annual OS releases break things that worked fine last year, and third-party libraries get deprecated on someone else’s schedule. Miss any of them and the app stops updating, or quietly disappears from the store — and for owner-operators relying on it to keep maintenance records straight, that is not a cosmetic problem. The work on this one is deliberately unglamorous: keeping submissions moving, credentials current and compliance paperwork in order so the people using it never have to think about any of it.