For iOS developers & agencies

Push your code.
We'll get it on the App Store.

Connect your Apple key and your repo — once. AscAuto builds in the cloud, fills in every App Store Connect field, answers the questionnaires, submits for review, and fixes whatever Apple sends back.

No Mac required. No Apple password — an official App Store Connect API key, revocable anytime. Nothing ships without your approval. · Last updated: July 2026

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Push a tag Cloud build App Store Connect filled in Submitted for review Rejections handled

What AscAuto is

AscAuto is a cloud service that takes a native iOS app from a GitHub repository to a live App Store listing, and then keeps it there. You connect the repository and an official App Store Connect API key once; AscAuto builds the app on its own macOS runners, uploads it to TestFlight, checks the App Store Connect version against everything Apple requires — listing fields, screenshots, privacy nutrition labels, age rating, export compliance, demo credentials — drafts whatever is missing, and moves the version to Waiting for Review after your one-click approval. When Apple replies with a rejection or an information request, it reads that reply, identifies the guideline, drafts the fix as either a metadata change, a reviewer response, or a GitHub pull request, and resubmits once you approve. It is built for indie iOS developers shipping their first release and for agencies running many client apps, and it needs no Mac of your own.

22%
of App Store submissions rejected in 2025 (est.)
63%
of developers hit at least one rejection a year (est.)
85%
of appeals reportedly fail — fixing & resubmitting wins

Widely cited industry estimates, compiled from Apple's published 2025 review volumes and independent developer surveys — not Apple-published rejection rates.

Full pipeline

From your repo to the App Store.

Connect once and AscAuto carries a build all the way from a tag push to Apple's review queue — then handles whatever Apple sends back. Proven end to end: an app has already been approved this way.

01–02
Build & TestFlight
Push a tag. AscAuto's cloud workflow builds, signs, and uploads to TestFlight — no local Xcode Archive step.
03–04
Submission Copilot
AscAuto scans your listing, drafts what's missing, and submits to Waiting for Review — one click once every check is green.
05
If Apple rejects it
AI reads the rejection, drafts the fix, and resubmits — safe changes automatically, everything else with your approval.

See the full pipeline, step by step →

How it works

Five steps. You do the first one.

01
Connect your key and repo
Paste your App Store Connect API key (.p8) and install the GitHub App. No Apple password — official, revocable, App Manager role only.
02
AscAuto builds in the cloud
Push a tag. Signing certificates, provisioning profiles, and the build all happen on our runners — you never open Xcode Archive.
03
Your listing gets filled in
Description, keywords, screenshots, pricing, age rating, and privacy labels — drafted from evidence in your repo, shown to you before anything is written.
04
Submitted for review
Once every check is green, one click sends it to Apple. The binary and every declaration always wait for your approval.
05
If Apple says no, we fix it
AI reads the rejection, maps it to the guideline, and writes the fix — metadata edits or a pull request against your repo — then resubmits.

Prefer to keep submitting yourself through Xcode? See exactly what changes. Coming from Fastlane? Here's the honest comparison.

Everything Apple asks for, handled.

Cloud builds, no Mac
Certificates, provisioning profiles, signing, and TestFlight upload run on our machines. Works the same if you develop on Windows.
Metadata drafted from your repo
Description, keywords, and what's new are written from what's actually in your code — then shown to you before anything is saved.
Questionnaires answered
Age rating and App Privacy nutrition labels are drafted from evidence — SDKs in your Podfile, permissions in Info.plist, your PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy.
Screenshots generated
Missing device sizes are captured in the simulator and uploaded, so a missing 6.7" set never blocks a release again.
Rejections diagnosed and fixed
Apple's reply is mapped to its guideline and sorted: metadata fix, reviewer reply, or a pull request against your repo.
Nothing ships unapproved
The binary and every legal declaration always wait for your click. Every metadata change is versioned and one-click reversible.

Your Apple account stays yours.

AscAuto never sees your Apple ID password. It uses Apple's official App Store Connect API — the same mechanism CI systems use — with the narrowest role that can do the job.

AES-256-GCM encrypted keys
Your .p8 key is encrypted at rest and only decrypted in memory at submission time.
No Apple password, ever
Authentication uses Apple's official App Store Connect API keys — never your Apple ID credentials.
Least-privilege role
Keys need only the App Manager role. AscAuto can't touch billing, users, or certificates.
Multi-tenant isolation
Each account's keys, apps, and rejection data are isolated per tenant. Revoke access anytime from Apple's side.

Common questions

All questions →
Is my Apple account safe?
Yes — no password is ever shared, keys are encrypted, and you can revoke access from App Store Connect anytime.
What can AscAuto change without asking?
Only safe metadata fixes above your confidence threshold. Code and reviewer replies always need your approval.
What about code-level rejections?
AscAuto opens a GitHub PR with the proposed fix. Nothing merges or ships without you.