ClinGate
A release reviewer examining linked evidence and status records for a mobile app.

Public release review for iOS health apps

Find App Store and privacy-page mismatches before your next update.

ClinGate compares one public App Store listing with its linked pages and returns a dated, prioritized action list in three business days.

See the $599 scope See the sample

One app · One English storefront · No meeting, login, or source code

Public sources onlyNo login, private files, or patient data
Three business daysAfter an accepted, settled payment
Action focusedFix, verify, and owner decisions separated
$599 fixed scopeOne-time purchase · No subscription

What you receive

One clear record of what to fix, verify, or decide.

We review the public App Store listing and selected pages it links to. Every observation stays tied to its source and review date.

01

Release snapshot

A dated record of the app version, storefront, and public pages reviewed.

02

Evidence map

Each observation links back to the public page that supports it.

03

Prioritized action list

Conflicts and unknowns ranked so the release owner knows what to handle first.

04

Reusable report package

A readable report and structured records your team can keep with the release.

Clear boundary: no source code, binaries, account access, private files, patient data, legal or medical advice, certification, or App Store approval promise. Your team keeps every consequential decision.

Example report

See the report before you buy.

This fictional example shows the findings and action format included in the fixed offer.

ObservedFound on a dated public page
Needs reviewPublic pages conflict or leave a gap
Your decisionRequires your team’s judgment
Fictional public-data example

PulsePath iOS · English storefront

Public snapshot
ReviewedApp Store listing + linked public pages
CapturedVersion, storefront, URLs, and retrieval date
Public release scope recordedThe app, displayed version, storefront, linked policies, and review date are preserved.
Observed
Privacy wording needs alignmentThe App Store disclosure and linked privacy page describe the same topic differently.
Review
Claim needs an accountable ownerA public health claim is visible; your team decides its evidence and final wording.
Your decision

Prioritized action list

  1. Align the public privacy wording.
  2. Assign an owner to the public claim.
  3. Keep the dated source record with the release.

Not included: source code, binaries, runtime behavior, private account data, legal advice, certification, or App Store approval.

How it works

From fit request to delivery in five clear steps.

  1. 01

    Request a fit check

    Email your organization, release role, country/storefront, timing, and one public App Store URL. Do not send attachments.

  2. 02

    We confirm the scope

    We verify the business fit, public-only boundary, exact price, policies, and buyer-specific transaction requirements.

  3. 03

    Review the private offer

    If accepted, you receive the written scope and a private checkout only after the required checks pass. Your email is not an order.

  4. 04

    We review

    After payment is accepted and settled, we compare the public listing with its linked public pages.

  5. 05

    You receive and close

    Get the report within three business days and one written factual-correction window. Any later release is a separate choice—never an automatic renewal.

Fixed-scope pilot qualification

One-app public release review — $599 USD

One iOS health app, one English storefront, a dated evidence snapshot, and a prioritized action list within three business days after accepted, settled payment.

Pilot qualification is open. Email your organization, release role, country/storefront, timing, and one public App Store URL. This is a fit request, not an order. If accepted, you receive the exact written scope and a private checkout only after the transaction checks pass.

No meeting, login, source code, attachments, private files, credentials, or patient or health data. Includes one written factual-correction request for five business days. One-time only; no subscription or automatic renewal.

Email a launch-access request