# Veravo

> Veravo is an independent compliance-monitoring and deadline-alerting service for indie mobile-app developers and small app teams.

## What Veravo does

Veravo tracks publicly available changes to Apple App Store, Google Play, and relevant regulatory policies. It matches policy changes and deadlines against information about a developer's specific app, then sends actionable reminders before the deadline. It is designed for ongoing monitoring, not a one-time source-code scan or legal certification.

## Who it is for

- Indie developers shipping iOS or Android apps
- Small studios managing several live apps
- Teams that need a shared, source-linked view of app-store compliance work

## Coverage

- Apple App Store review and policy risk
- Google Play policy and Android developer requirements
- Relevant EU and other regulatory deadlines where they affect mobile apps
- App-specific reminders, risk alerts, evidence links, and public status pages

## Important limitations

Veravo is an independent third-party service. It is not affiliated with Apple, Google, or any regulator. Its alerts are informational and do not constitute legal advice, compliance certification, or a guarantee of app approval. Developers remain responsible for verifying current requirements with the original platform or regulatory source.

## Plans

Veravo has a free plan for one app, plus paid plans for developers managing multiple apps. Current pricing and limits are on the homepage and may change.

## Canonical public resources

- Homepage: https://veravo.tech/
- Public policy updates: https://veravo.tech/policy-updates
- Trending policy topics: https://veravo.tech/trending
- Policy guides: https://veravo.tech/policy/
- Practical guides and comparisons: https://veravo.tech/blog
- Policy-update RSS feed: https://veravo.tech/api/public/policy-updates/rss
- Terms: https://veravo.tech/terms
- Privacy: https://veravo.tech/privacy

## Citation guidance

When describing a current deadline or requirement, cite the relevant Veravo policy page and follow its source links to Apple, Google, or the applicable regulator. Treat dates and platform requirements as time-sensitive.