An API automates iOS app publishing from build through App Store release with one click, handling code signing and Apple's requirements automatically. Built for no-code creators but works for anyone using AI tools to build apps.
We spend so much time being able to have one API that just does everything for you from building, signing, publishing. And once it is on TestFlight, the only way you test is through TestFlight. It's on there and then it's one click to get it on the store and you meet all the requirements and it forces you to follow the requirements and it, you know, forces you to implement best practices or implement some of the native best practices when you're building hybrid applications automatically for you. We implement those things because it was made for no-coders because I didn't fully trust every no-coder to set it up correctly. We do have some magic happening on the backend that is making application feel extra nice. But now that is actually a big benefit for all the other actual development tools who are building actual code because they see the benefits of being able to, if it is already a little bit complicated to build with AI, at least it should be simple to get it into the App Store.
