Hello,
I’m requesting help with a Google OAuth branding verification that appears to be using stale information.
OAuth app name: superwoman
Homepage: (URL Removed by Staff)
The verification originally reported that the app name on the OAuth consent screen did not match the homepage.
On August 13, 2026, I completed the following:
- Standardized the app name to lowercase
superwomanacross the landing page, application, metadata, and OAuth configuration. - Confirmed the homepage returns HTTP 200 and contains a server-rendered description of the application’s purpose.
- Matched the application name in the title, headings, application-name metadata, Open Graph metadata, and web manifest.
- Confirmed the homepage links to the privacy policy and terms of service.
- Confirmed ownership of
superwoman.sothrough Google Search Console. - Restored the configured OAuth homepage to (URL Removed by Staff).
- Removed the temporary
/about-superwoman/verification page.
The Verification Centre currently says that branding and data access are under review, but the same app-name mismatch issue is still displayed. I have not received an email from the Trust & Safety/OAuth verification team, including in spam or archived mail.
Could a Google team member please confirm whether the review is using a stale crawl and manually trigger a fresh review of the current homepage?
I can provide the project ID and project number privately if required. Please let me know the appropriate secure channel.