Start where you are
Tell us whether the app is still being built, works on your phone, is already with Apple, or has been rejected.
You do not need to learn every Apple screen and rule. Tell AiSCent where you are. We'll show you what's already done, what's still missing, and the shortest path from here.
A few simple questions. No Apple jargon required.
That is the moment AiSCent is built for. Instead of making you learn the publishing process first, it starts with your app and narrows the remaining work down to plain, concrete next steps.
The useful question is not “Do I understand App Store Connect?” It is “What is actually between my app and being ready to send to Apple?”
Tell us whether the app is still being built, works on your phone, is already with Apple, or has been rejected.
AiSCent checks the parts that commonly get discovered late and explains them in normal language.
You get the next few actions that matter instead of another giant publishing guide.
That is a valid starting point. AiSCent translates the publishing steps into what you actually need to make or fix.
Important changes stay visible and deliberate. The goal is fewer guesses, not blind automation.
You are not back at zero. The app is real. AiSCent focuses only on the remaining release work.
Apple controls review. AiSCent helps you prepare the work it can inspect and understand the next step if Apple sends something back.
Scott Manthey has submitted nearly 100 of his own apps and previously submitted apps for other developers. AiSCent turns those repeated checks into a guided process your coding agent can use.
Apple still controls App Review. AiSCent helps you prepare, understand what is missing, and fix the work it can verify; it does not promise approval.
Start with what you already finished. AiSCent will help you see the rest.
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