How do you submit a vibe-coded app to the App Store?
Start by treating “the app works” and “the app is ready to sell” as two different finish lines. After the code works, you still need a valid release build, App Store metadata, screenshots, localization, purchases or subscriptions if used, review information, privacy details, and a clean App Store Connect submission state.
Why does this feel harder than building the app?
Coding agents are excellent at working inside a codebase. App Store submission crosses into another system with its own assets, relationships, states, review requirements, and localized storefront content. That is why creators often discover the workload only when they try to submit.
What should your agent check?
Build and signing validity; version state; listing metadata; screenshot coverage; storefront localizations; StoreKit products and subscriptions; pricing and availability; review information; privacy requirements; and unresolved App Store Connect blockers.
Where does AiSCent fit?
AiSCent gives your coding agent purpose-built App Store capabilities. Instead of repeatedly prompting an agent to rediscover the release process, you can ask for the outcome, review the proposed work, approve important changes, and verify what Apple actually received.