App Globalization

Going global is not translating the interface into English and listing it in another store. Language, payments, privacy law, network conditions, user habits — every one of them differs from the China market. We have long served multinational companies and run our own products on the App Store and Google Play — we have walked this road ourselves.

Launch and localization

• Overseas store launch: developer accounts, entity qualifications, review guidelines, and rejection appeals for the Apple App Store and Google Play — handled for you or alongside you.
• Localization: multilingual UI and copy, date, currency, and layout adaptation, and localized keywords and screenshots for store pages (ASO) — localization, not machine translation.
• Payments and subscriptions: in-app purchases, subscription systems, and integration and reconciliation with overseas payment channels such as Stripe and PayPal.

Compliance and infrastructure

• Privacy compliance: privacy policies, user consent, and data-deletion flows under GDPR, CCPA, and similar regulations, plus honest store privacy labels.
• Overseas architecture: multi-region cloud deployment, CDN, and data-residency design, replacing China-specific SDKs with sign-in, push, and analytics services that work abroad.
• Cross-border data: isolation and compliant transfer of data between China and overseas, respecting the regulators on both sides.

Connected to growth

After launch, it connects seamlessly with our overseas advertising, SEO, and GEO services: from the first download to steady organic traffic, one team stays with you all the way.

Going global isn’t translation. It’s landing all over again.