Yep - the issue is private frameworks. Which means Apple will most definitely reject the app.
There are alternatives, however. The Jailbreak Community can always make use of apps like that. However, from what I've been seeing of late, the "Jailbreak Community" is dying off pretty fast, as a lot of the devs for it are either moving to the App Store, or simply charging obscene prices for once free apps. They either handle their records poorly, or simply don't care, and as a result many "buyers" of their apps have been completely screwed over. ZodTTD, I'm looking at you.
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