appstore-review-skill is a tool that helps you check your iOS app before you send it to Apple for review. It looks at your app and compares it with Apple’s App Store Review Guidelines. This way, you can catch issues early and avoid rejection.
The tool works with different programming setups like Swift, Flutter, React Native, Expo, and Kotlin Multiplatform. It scans your code and points out parts that might cause trouble, so you fix them before submitting your app.
You do not need to know coding to use this app. It guides you through the process step by step, making it easier to prepare your app for Apple’s review.
appstore-review-skill uses Claude Code technology to analyze your project files. It reads through your source code and looks for potential problems related to Apple’s guidelines.
The app checks for things like:
- Use of banned APIs or features.
- Missing required privacy information.
- Potential complaint triggers in app content.
- Incorrect app metadata or descriptions.
- Proper use of user permissions.
It gives you a clear report with found issues and explanations. You can open the report and address each item before submitting your app.
To use appstore-review-skill on Windows, your computer must meet these minimum requirements:
- Windows 10 or higher (64-bit recommended)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 500 MB free disk space
- Internet access for downloading and updates
- A basic text editor (like Notepad) to view reports
The software runs as a simple application with a graphical interface. You don’t need developer tools or Xcode.
Click the big green button at the top or visit the release page below:
Follow these steps to download and open the app on your Windows PC:
- Visit the release page by clicking the link above.
- Look for the latest version listed near the top.
- Under "Assets," find the Windows executable file. It usually ends with
.exe. - Click the file name to download it.
- When the download finishes, locate the file in your "Downloads" folder.
- Double-click the file to run the app installer.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to install appstore-review-skill.
- Once installed, open the app from your Start menu or desktop shortcut.
After opening the app, you will see a simple interface to select your iOS app project and start the review check.
To check your app against Apple’s guidelines, follow these steps inside the app:
- Click "Select Project."
- Browse to the folder containing your iOS app's source files.
- Make sure the folder holds files from Swift, Flutter, React Native, Expo, KMP, or other supported frameworks.
- Click "Start Review."
- Wait a few moments while the app scans your files.
- Review the results displayed on the screen. The issues will be listed with clear explanations.
- Click on each issue to see details and learn what to fix.
- Use this report to update your app source or metadata.
- Run the review again after changes to confirm all problems are resolved.
- Supports multiple frameworks including Swift, Flutter, React Native, Expo, and Kotlin Multiplatform.
- Scans your app for compliance with App Store Review Guidelines.
- Produces easy-to-understand reports with clear explanations.
- No coding experience needed to run it.
- Works offline once installed.
- Regular updates available through GitHub releases.
To keep appstore-review-skill current with Apple’s evolving guidelines, check the GitHub releases page regularly:
Download and install the newest version as it becomes available. This ensures the app checks against the latest App Store rules.
If you encounter issues, try these steps:
- Confirm your Windows version matches system requirements.
- Restart the app and try the scan again.
- Ensure your app’s project folder includes all relevant source files.
- Check for any antivirus or security software blocking the app.
- Look for error messages and follow any prompts.
- Visit the GitHub issues page (if accessible) to see if others have similar problems.
For help, check the GitHub repository for guides or contact options. You can post questions or report bugs there, and the project maintainers may respond.
appstore-review-skill analyzes these file types commonly used in iOS app projects:
.swift.dart(Flutter).jsand.jsx(React Native).tsx(TypeScript React Native).ktand.kts(Kotlin Multiplatform).json(configuration files)
Make sure your project folder includes the main source files for the best results.
Use this link when you are ready to download and install the app:
Download appstore-review-skill
Click it, then select the correct Windows file and follow the install instructions.