You're shipping a React Native / Expo app to the App Store. Mobile-specific bugs are the gap.
Mobile bugs (deep-link hijacking, insecure storage, certificate pinning, BIPA biometric capture) are different from web. Securie's MobileSpecialist covers React Native + Expo + Capacitor.
This is for you if…
- Building React Native or Expo or Capacitor app
- Targeting App Store + Play Store
- Capturing biometrics or location (BIPA / state biometric law applies)
- Reading App Store review guidelines + worried about rejection
The moments you feel this
Apple rejects your app for missing privacy nutrition labels or unclear consent flow. You don't know what to fix.
Illinois user asks why your app captures their face without consent. You realize biometric law applies.
Researcher finds your app stores auth token in plaintext NSUserDefaults / AsyncStorage. Reputational damage.
What Securie does for you
MobileSpecialist for React Native + Expo + Capacitor
Catches insecure storage, missing certificate pinning, deep-link hijack, biometric-without-consent.
BIPA / state biometric compliance
Flags biometric capture without explicit informed consent flow.
App Store privacy-nutrition-label generation
Auto-generates Apple's privacy nutrition labels based on detected data flows.
What you don't need to know
- — What BIPA section 14/15 says
- — How certificate pinning works
- — App Store privacy nutrition label format
What you actually do
- Install Securie GitHub App on the mobile repo
- Read the privacy-nutrition-label PR Securie auto-generates
- Tap merge on auto-fix PRs for storage / pinning / deep-link
“Mobile devs ship to App Store + Play Store with Securie's MobileSpecialist + BIPA compliance.”
But wait…
I'm not in Illinois
BIPA-style state laws are emerging in Texas, NY, CA. Default to BIPA compliance everywhere.
I don't capture biometrics
Most apps that 'don't' actually do — face-id login, fingerprint unlock, photo upload with face-detect SDKs all trigger it. Securie checks for the actual capture surface.