AppKit Store is a web service for mobile app publishers: AI-generated App Store screenshots, 3D marketing assets, ASO metadata, and legal document pages. Create an account with email or Google Sign-In. Privacy Policy and Terms of Service are linked on every page.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Daniel, founder of AppKit Store.
We built this because shipping an iOS app still means too many tools: a Mac, Xcode, backend setup, subscriptions, App Store Connect forms, screenshots, ASO, legal pages - and usually a dev team.
AppKit Store is one flow in your browser:
Describe your app idea
AppKit generates a native SwiftUI app (with backend, subscriptions, and OpenAI built in)
We handle screenshots, ASO, legal docs, TestFlight, and App Store submission
No code. No Mac. You don't fill out App Store forms — we do it under the hood.
What surprised us in beta: people with zero coding background got from idea to App Store review in about an hour. Not a mockup — a real app, submitted.
What's included by default:
Native SwiftUI (not a web wrapper)
Backend for your app
OpenAI text + image models for you and your users
In-app subscriptions in one click
Store screenshots and metadata generated automatically
You can ship the first version as-is, or request changes anytime and keep full control.
Try it in your browser from your computer: appkit.store
Happy to answer anything: pricing, how review/submission works, what kinds of apps it handles well, or what's on the roadmap.
What would you build first?
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How does the AI actually figure out which screenshot variations will convert best, or am I stuck picking from a bunch of generated options and hoping for the best?
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Love that the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service links are present on literally every page, it shows the team actually thought through the trust aspect instead of treating legal pages as an afterthought.
How does the AI actually figure out which screenshot variations will convert best, or am I stuck picking from a bunch of generated options and hoping for the best?
Love that the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service links are present on literally every page, it shows the team actually thought through the trust aspect instead of treating legal pages as an afterthought.