What this case covers
The author runs a beauty salon and does store agency operations, does not know how to write code, and uses AI programming tools to remake a 58-page mini program into a store training App called "Sales Champion Camp." The article covers the complete process and pitfalls from entity, software copyright, and filing to packaging, submission for review, and listing.
Questions it answers
- How were decisions made about which of the 58 mini program pages to move into the App?
- What should be done when the software copyright signature page requires that AI not be used?
- How long do Apple review queues and expedited requests actually take?
- How was the iOS new-system crash discovered and fixed?
- Without software copyright, how can the Android version be given to customers first?
Our observations
- Procedures outside code are the main bottleneck for no-code listing.
- Passing review does not equal being listed; manual release requires clicking it yourself.
- All-green automated tests do not mean it is usable on real devices; real-device acceptance is needed.
From the author
Submitting for review does not equal being listed. My own old manual said "usually results come out in 1–3 working days," but the first version was queued for more than 6 days.