Confirm what is already complete
Do not re-do work just because Apple's interface is hard to read. We separate finished from unfinished.
AiSCent checks the release work around your app and turns it into a simple answer: what is done, what still needs attention, and what you should fix before submitting.
No fake “approval score.” Just the remaining work we can actually identify.
A pre-submit check should reduce uncertainty, not hand you another technical report. AiSCent organizes findings around the next action you can take.
The check is useful even when the answer is good news: finished work should disappear from your mental load so you can focus on the few remaining items.
Do not re-do work just because Apple's interface is hard to read. We separate finished from unfinished.
Anything that can stop the release gets lifted above nice-to-have improvements.
Each finding should answer: what does this mean, why does it matter, and what do I do next?
No. Apple makes the review decision. The useful promise is that we can help you catch and prepare what AiSCent can actually inspect.
The customer view should lead with the next action, with technical evidence available when you need it.
Choose “I'm not sure.” Uncertainty is not a wrong answer; it is exactly what the check is designed to reduce.
The first check can start from simple answers. Deeper verification can happen once you choose to connect your project and Apple account.
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.
See what is finished and what deserves one more pass.
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