I’m looking for about 15 additional iPhone/iWatch users to test SomataQuest, an early-stage fitness app that uses Apple Health data to help users understand their recent training, recovery, and readiness for today’s activity. Learn more: https://www.nexuspointinnovations.com/somataquest TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/BjXUh9bj I’d especially appreciate testers trying the following: Connect Apple Health and complete the initial setup Check whether the readiness score and its explanation make sense Review whether the app represents your recent workouts and activity accurately Evaluate whether the suggested training intensity feels reasonable Report anything confusing, incorrect, slow, or broken The app currently works best for people who regularly record workouts, sleep, heart-rate, or activity data in Apple Health. Feedback can be submitted through TestFlight or posted in this thread. This is an early beta, so candid feedback—especially about what is unclear or not useful—is very welcome.

Hello, I am unable to use TestFlight for any app (existing or new), while production uploads work normally. All TestFlight actions fail with: ENTITY_UNPROCESSABLE.BETA_CONTRACT_MISSING There are no pending agreements in App Store Connect. This is an older account that previously used TestFlight successfully. This appears to be a missing or detached TestFlight Beta contract on Apple’s backend. Could this be manually reattached or re-provisioned? This is time-sensitive, as I need a TestFlight external testers link to submit an app for an upcoming hackathon. Apple Support case ID (for reference): 102817552619 Thank you.

I have run into this problem today. I distribute a macOS app to internal testflight group from Xcode. Upload to App Store Connect succeeds. I receive the email that a new TestFlight build is available to test in TestFlight. The new build shows in TestFlight app. When I try to install the build I get the following error dialog. Could not install App. TestFlight is currently unavailable. Try again. I have submitted feedback FB24059381 with additional information.

Hi everyone, We've been stuck on this issue for several days and would really appreciate any guidance from anyone who has encountered this before. Issue Our app uploads successfully to App Store Connect, appears in TestFlight, and the build status is Ready for Internal Testing. However, every internal tester receives the following error when trying to install the app through TestFlight: Could not install . The requested app is not available or doesn't exist. Environment Apple Developer Program: Individual Distribution: Internal TestFlight Framework: React Native (Expo SDK) Build Service: Expo EAS Build Submission: Expo EAS Submit Platform: iOS What we've already verified The app builds successfully. The IPA is signed successfully. Build upload to App Store Connect succeeds. Build processing completes successfully. The build is assigned to an Internal Testing group. Internal testers have accepted the invitation. The bundle identifier is correct. Distribution certificate and provisioning profile are valid. We generated fresh builds and submitted them again. We recreated the App Store Connect app and submitted a new build. We also regenerated signing credentials where applicable. The issue persists across multiple builds. Additional Information During eas build, Apple successfully authenticates, registers the bundle identifier, creates the distribution certificate and provisioning profile, and the build completes without errors. eas submit also completes successfully, and the build appears in TestFlight. The failure only occurs when attempting to install the app from the TestFlight app. Error Could not install . The requested app is not available or doesn't exist. Has anyone experienced this issue recently? Is this likely a TestFlight/App Store Connect backend issue, or is there any App Store Connect configuration that we may have overlooked? And this is our active case id for the support: 102930164003 Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

My TestFlight build has been in Waiting for Review since June 27, 2026 for more than a month. It was submitted for Beta App Review to enable public testing for external testers. Submission ID: f83d8d76-b239-48a8-8776-e93f4d03d5df Could someone please check whether the submission is stuck or if any additional action is required from my side? Thank you.

I’m setting up tax information for my individual Apple Developer account. I’m a Pakistani citizen currently living in the UK. My App Store Connect legal address is in the UK, but the W-8BEN automatically fills Country of Citizenship: United Kingdom and the field is read-only, so I can’t change it to Pakistan. I have not submitted the form because the citizenship information would be incorrect I already opened a Finance Support case, but I’m waiting for a response. Has anyone had this fixed before? Did Apple reset the tax form, or is there another account setting that controls the citizenship field so I dont have to wait on it as It takes a long time for apple to reply from what I heard literally my only bottleneck before launch please let me know thanks kinda on a time crunch and I obiviously know that even submission will take long.

Hi, is anyone else having this issue? My new iOS builds finished processing successfully, but they only show “Expires in 90 days” and I can’t select them for internal or external testing. Export compliance is already completed, and I’ve also tried creating a new group, uploading another build, and refreshing App Store Connect, but nothing changed. Internal testing is still stuck on the previous build as well. Is this a current TestFlight/App Store Connect issue?

My latest TestFlight build has processed, and normally it pretty much immediately becomes available for testing. But today it's just been hanging, now for over an hour, with no 'Groups' column or any way of assigning it to a group. The status column shows the 'expiring in X days' text but no 'Ready to test' or 'Testing' text. It's almost like it's stuck in limbo. Anyone else having issues?

I see the status of the build as Complete in TestFlight and I have made an internal group but I can't find the button to add a new build to the group. Where is the button for that?

I’m experiencing what appears to be a TestFlight issue and, after spending several hours troubleshooting, I’m no longer convinced this is a configuration problem on my side. I’ve searched through previous forum posts and found several similar reports over the last few years, but none of the suggested solutions have resolved the issue. Environment App Store Connect Internal TestFlight testing iOS app Build 4.0.0 (257) Apple Developer Program iPhone running the latest version of TestFlight Current situation Our latest internal build is successfully processed and shows “Testing” under the Internal Testing group. The tester is an active App Store Connect user with: Admin role Access to all apps Correct Apple Account Same Apple ID used on the iPhone Same Apple ID used for Media & Purchases However, the tester always remains in the “Invited” state. The TestFlight invitation email is never delivered. Because the invitation is never received, TestFlight simply displays the default “Start Testing” screen asking for an invitation or redemption code. Things I’ve already verified ✅ Build successfully processed ✅ Internal testing group configured correctly ✅ Build assigned to the internal group ✅ Tester added to the internal group ✅ Tester has Admin permissions ✅ Tester has access to all apps ✅ Apple ID on the iPhone matches the App Store Connect account ✅ Signed out and back into Media & Purchases ✅ Deleted and reinstalled TestFlight ✅ Restarted the iPhone ✅ Resent the invitation multiple times ✅ Removed and re-added the tester ✅ Checked Spam, Junk and all mail folders ✅ Waited several hours after resending The invitation is simply never delivered. Additional information Another internal tester using a different email address is able to receive the invitation and install the app without any issue. This makes me believe the build itself is correctly configured. I also attempted to use an External Testing public link, but since the build is still under Beta App Review, that path is currently unavailable. My question Has anyone experienced this recently? Is it possible that the TestFlight invitation becomes “stuck” internally for a specific Apple Account? Is there any known way to completely reset the invitation state for an internal tester? Any suggestions or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I'm stuck on what looks like a backend / account-level TestFlight issue and want to ask if anyone has seen the same pattern. Symptoms (reproduced across three consecutive builds) App Store Connect ingests and processes each build successfully; it shows as "Testing" in TestFlight with no compliance warnings. Internal TestFlight install fails instantly on every tester device with: ▎ "The requested app is not available or does not exist." Device console (itunesstored) at install time: FAILED: TFBundleInstallation serverFailureReason="Error Downloading Install Data" userFailureReason="Requested app not available or does not exist" buildGroup=(null) phase=Failed previousPhaseDescription=ProcessingInstallInitiateResponse serverCode 200 Submitting the same build for external Beta App Review returns: 422 ENTITY_UNPROCESSABLE code: BETA_CONTRACT_MISSING buildGroup=(null) for builds that visibly show as "Testing", plus a persistent BETA_CONTRACT_MISSING, suggests the beta-contract / build-group record for the app is missing or corrupted on the backend. Already verified clean on the developer side Distribution certificate and provisioning profile valid; entitlements match the binary; codesign --verify --deep --strict passes. Free and Paid Apps Agreements both Active; no pending tasks (Banking, Tax complete). App Information, Pricing & Availability, Age Rating, Content Rights, Test Information all complete; build page shows no warnings. Reproduced with multiple testers on multiple iOS 17+ devices, in a fresh internal testing group, after device-side cleanup (sign-out / reinstall TestFlight). Re-uploading a fresh build does not clear it — so it is not bound to a specific binary. Questions Has anyone seen Error Downloading Install Data + buildGroup=(null) + BETA_CONTRACT_MISSING together on a single app? How did you resolve it? 2. Why does ProcessingInstallInitiateResponse return serverCode 200 while still failing with "app not available", for a build that shows as "Testing"? 3. Is there a documented path to request that engineering regenerate a corrupted beta-contract / build-group record, beyond a standard support case? Any pointers appreciated — happy to share device logs / sysdiagnose if useful.

Am same facing Storekit issue 0 product returns in Product identifier Array. Even i test on device it returns invalid product identifier due to 0 product array. Issue Description Step 1 Create a new Auto-Renewable Subscription from the App Information page in App Store Connect. Step 2 Complete all the required fields for the Auto-Renewable Subscription and click the "Save" button. Expected Result After saving, the subscription status should change from "Prepare for Submission" to "Ready to Submit". Actual Result The subscription status remains "Prepare for Submission" and does not change to "Ready to Submit", even though all required information has been completed and the subscription has been saved. I am currently facing a critical issue while creating an Auto-Renewable Subscription in "App Store Connect". I have already completed all the required subscription details. However, whenever I click the "Save" button, the subscription status does not change from "Prepare for Submission" to "Ready to Submit", as expected. Because the subscription never reaches the "Ready to Submit" state, every purchase attempt in the Sandbox environment fails with the following error: SKErrorDomain Code = 3 "Invalid Product Identifier" To troubleshoot the issue, I have already: Created multiple new Product Identifiers, but every identifier is reported as "invalid" in the Sandbox environment. Verified that my "Banking, Tax, and Paid Applications Agreement" is complete and active. Confirmed that all required fields for the Auto-Renewable Subscription have been filled in before saving. Since I am unable to submit the subscription for review and all Product Identifiers remain invalid, I believe there may be an issue with my App Store Connect configuration or account. I would appreciate it if you could investigate this issue and help resolve it as soon as possible, as it is currently blocking the implementation and testing of in-app purchases.

Hi, I'm completely blocked from TestFlight. Every attempt returns: "status": "422", "code": "BETA_CONTRACT_MISSING", "title": "Beta contract is missing for the app." This is an older account that has used TestFlight fine before. Nothing changed on my end, no account changes, no agreement updates. What I've already checked: Business > Agreements: Paid Apps and Free Apps both Active Tax forms and bank account Active No pending banners anywhere in App Store Connect or developer.apple.com Test Information complete Export compliance answered Build processes to VALID with no warnings Same error on a brand new app with a fresh build, so it looks like the beta contract is detached on the backend rather than an app-level problem. I've filed a support request and haven't heard back. This is time sensitive, I have a client pilot waiting on an external TestFlight link. Is there any way to get this re-provisioned? Apple Support case ID: 20000118605424 Thanks.

I am looking for focused iPhone testers for Nash Meals before its first public release. Nash Meals includes 150 practical recipes, seven permanently free recipes, search and filters, favorites, serving-size scaling, meal planning, and premium custom recipes. Custom recipes stay on the device unless the user separately chooses to submit one privately for possible future editorial review. Please test: Find a recipe using search, meal type, or dietary filters. Scale the serving size and check whether ingredient quantities remain understandable. Favorite a recipe and confirm it is easy to find again. Create and edit one custom recipe. If comfortable, submit and then withdraw a sample custom recipe. Check allergen, dietary-label, food-safety, privacy, and one-time-purchase wording. Report any crash, cut-off text, confusing navigation, or content that appears incorrect. Please include the iPhone model, iOS version, recipe name, and exact reproduction steps with problem reports. TestFlight feedback or a reply here is welcome. TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/FFCKUQMt Platform: iOS Category: Food & Drink Business model: seven recipes free; optional one-time lifetime purchase; no subscription or advertisingI am looking for focused iPhone testers for Nash Meals before its first public release. Nash Meals includes 150 practical recipes, seven permanently free recipes, search and filters, favorites, serving-size scaling, meal planning, and premium custom recipes. Custom recipes stay on the device unless the user separately chooses to submit one privately for possible future editorial review. Please test: Find a recipe using search, meal type, or dietary filters. Scale the serving size and check whether ingredient quantities remain understandable. Favorite a recipe and confirm it is easy to find again. Create and edit one custom recipe. If comfortable, submit and then withdraw a sample custom recipe. Check allergen, dietary-label, food-safety, privacy, and one-time-purchase wording. Report any crash, cut-off text, confusing navigation, or content that appears incorrect. Please include the iPhone model, iOS version, recipe name, and exact reproduction steps with problem reports. TestFlight feedback or a reply here is welcome. TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/FFCKUQMt Platform: iOS Category: Food & Drink Business model: seven recipes free; optional one-time lifetime purchase; no subscription or advertising

The new search bar in TestFlight is a welcome addition—thank you! However, apps now appear to be sorted alphabetically instead of by their latest update. This makes it much harder to find newly updated builds, especially when testing many apps (we have >100). Could you please restore sorting by most recently updated, or add an option to choose the sorting method?

Hello, I am experiencing a persistent TestFlight installation issue affecting multiple unrelated apps under the same Apple Developer account. For all affected apps: Builds upload successfully to App Store Connect Processing completes normally Builds appear in TestFlight Internal and external testing can be enabled Public links generate correctly However, when attempting to install the app via TestFlight, the installation fails with the error: “The requested app is not available or doesn’t exist.” This occurs: For internal testers For external testers Across different Apple IDs Across different devices With newly created apps After incrementing build numbers After re-uploading builds After signing out/in of TestFlight After regenerating provisioning profiles After creating entirely new app entries The issue currently affects: • TubeChat AI – Apple ID 6752591427 • Vibex – Apple ID 6756860663 • vigilAI – Apple ID 6757738356 Since multiple unrelated apps are impacted in the same way, this appears to be an account-level or App Store Connect backend issue rather than a code signing or project configuration problem. Has anyone encountered a similar situation where TestFlight distribution fails across all apps within a developer account? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

I am a beta tester. I successfully tested an app this week. However, a different app, by a different developer is generating the “TestFlight is unavailable. Try again” error. I have force closed, and then deleted the TF app, and restarted A16 iPad running 26.3.1 iPadOS, then redownloaded to no effect. I have worked with an Apple Senior Support advisor, and found no network, Apple ID problems on my end after troubleshooting for nearly 2 hours. The developer tried emailing me the link - didn’t work. Now, update builds by developer are now showing the same error on other beta testers iPads, - however, one tester can download the app for beta testing on an iPad Pro M4. The app will download to my phone as well as others´ phones, running current update, but not my iPad. I changed my Apple ID password, reset my network, and nothing works.

Emma's Library needs 16 more iPhone or iPad testers for a free five-minute TestFlight check. Join: https://testflight.apple.com/join/69PadvA5 Play any audiobook with highlighted text for 3 minutes. Close and reopen the app. Send TestFlight feedback: did audio and text resume together? Build 53. No purchase required. We especially need feedback on resume reliability, text/audio sync, and accessibility.

I ran into a strange issue while testing my subscriptions through TestFlight. RevenueCat returned the correct monthly and yearly product IDs, but StoreKit returned zero products. Pricing, availability, agreements, bundle ID, and product configuration were all correct. The problem was the order I added items to the App Review draft. I initially added the subscription products first and the subscription group afterward. What fixed it, Removed everything from the draft. Added the subscription group first. Added the monthly and yearly products afterward. The products then appeared in TestFlight sandbox and purchases worked. No new build or App Review approval was needed. Has anyone else experienced this? I couldn’t find this ordering requirement in Apple’s documentation.

Hello, I'm trying to submit build 14 of my app "Glimpse" (Apple ID 6787303230) for external TestFlight testing, but every attempt fails with a 422 error: code: ENTITY_UNPROCESSABLE.BETA_CONTRACT_MISSING detail: "Beta Contract is missing." API correlation key: FFZJTGDNIQQZ3H35G3ASEFNZWU I am the Account Holder (individual developer account, Team ID 7MLCCQPXQ7). I have already accepted the Paid Applications agreement and completed the required tax forms (U.S. Certificate of Foreign Status / W-8BEN as a Pakistan-based individual). Could you please check why the beta contract is showing as missing for my app and help me get external TestFlight testing enabled? Thank you, Salar Umer