AppFactory: From idea to App Store, every detail done right

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I build and sell small iOS subscription apps. Writing the code stopped being the slow part a while ago. The slow part is everything around it: is the idea worth it, App Store Connect, subscriptions and prices, RevenueCat, StoreKit config, screenshots in every language, keywords, legal pages, signing, TestFlight. And one wrong move there gets you a rejection. AppFactory is the pipeline I use for my own apps, packaged as an MCP server so any coding agent can run it. What it does: • Idea: scores niches with live App Store data (search demand, competition, how stale the leaders are) and checks the name is free. This part needs no accounts, so you can try it in minutes. • App: scaffolds a SwiftUI app from a tested template with onboarding, paywalls, settings and tests. • Backend and store: Supabase, subscriptions with trials and local prices, RevenueCat, StoreKit config kept in sync. • Launch assets: localized metadata, keywords, screenshots, preview videos and custom product pages. • Ship: signing, archive, TestFlight upload. What it does not do: press "Submit for Review". That stays your button. Every store write, deploy, push or upload waits for `appfactory approve ` in your own terminal, so the agent cannot approve itself. Every stage has a gate: the build has to compile, the store has to match the spec, the screenshots have to follow Apple's rules. When the agent is stuck, it stops and writes a NEEDS_HUMAN.md instead of guessing. The track record so far: dozens of apps shipped with it, zero spam rejections (guideline 4.3), several approved on the first try. Founding member price: $99 for the first 10 buyers, then $149. One payment, every update included, one developer on one Mac. I'll be here all day, ask me anything about the pipeline, App Review, or how the agent tools are designed.