React Native · Cross-platform publishers
React Native code uniqueness check
React Native studios often ship dozens of reskinned apps from one JavaScript core. Store reviewers see through UI-only changes — apporig compares TypeScript, JavaScript, React Navigation, StyleSheet patterns, and npm dependencies across your entire workspace.
Why do React Native apps get rejected for similarity?
App Store Guideline 4.3 and Google Play spam policies target apps that share the same JavaScript bundle structure with different branding. Renamed components and swapped assets are not enough when navigation, state management, and API layers remain identical.
apporig parses TypeScript and JavaScript into structural fingerprints and compares them against every other project in your team workspace — the standard gate for RN publishers shipping 10–50 apps per month.
How should bulk React Native teams run uniqueness checks?
Upload each client build via ZIP or Git into one team workspace. Run analysis before every store submission, prioritize COPY-status pairs, rewrite shared modules, and rescan to confirm remediation.
- Cross-compare JS/TS source and native Swift/Kotlin bridges
- COPY / RELATED / OK triage across the full RN catalog
- Detect Expo and bare-workflow template reuse
- ZIP or Git upload — fits CI release trains
FAQ
Can apporig analyze React Native projects?
Yes. apporig analyzes React Native and Expo projects with TypeScript/JavaScript AST parsing, React component and hook detection, StyleSheet.create similarity, React Navigation structure, package.json dependency overlap, and app.config comparison.
How do bulk React Native publishers use apporig?
Upload each client build to one team workspace, run analysis before store submission, and rewrite modules flagged as COPY across navigation, components, hooks, or dependencies.
Does apporig support Expo projects?
Yes. Expo and bare React Native projects are supported. app.json and app.config files are compared structurally; TypeScript and JavaScript source is parsed with tree-sitter.