Similar astrology consultation apps have recently been approved on the App Store, in july or aug 2026 including apps with fewer astrologers on board. Our platform is also available on other platforms, and astrologers are delivering good consultation experiences. We have removed all the generic astrology features and now focus exclusively on consultations, with verified astrologers and detailed profiles. Could you help us understand what specific differentiation is expected for our app to be considered for approval?

Hi, did you find any solution to this issue or receive any guidance from Apple? We are facing a similar challenge with our astrology app. Astrology consultation depends on the astrologer's knowledge, expertise, and ability to provide valuable guidance to users. Every astrologer has a different approach, and each app can offer unique features and experiences. If we are investing time and resources to build a quality app with useful features and a better user experience, shouldn't Apple evaluate the app based on its actual value and uniqueness rather than rejecting it simply because the astrology category is saturated? I would really appreciate it if you could share any solution, suggestions, or steps that helped you address this rejection. It would be very helpful for developers facing the same issue.