Turn any website into an App Store-ready iOS app with free Suede Labs AI agent skills — SwiftUI, Capacitor, ASO, screenshots, release gates. By Jason Colapietro.
Use when planning, creating, or orchestrating a complete iOS app-development workflow from idea or keyword to ship gate. Covers keyword-first product selection, native SwiftUI scaffolding, monetization, screenshots, ASO metadata, legal/compliance, grading, release handoff, and slash-command orchestration such as…
Use when preparing, archiving, uploading, or submitting iOS apps through App Store Connect. Covers xcodebuild archive/export, Fastlane deliver, altool/transporter fallback, TestFlight, review submission, App Privacy, export compliance, release safety, and slash commands such as /ios-release and /ios-grade.
Use when creating or reviewing App Store Optimization for iOS apps: keyword research, competitor scans, App Store name/subtitle/keyword fields, screenshots, promotional text, descriptions, localization keyword fields, launch measurement, and slash commands such as /ios-keyword, /ios-screens, and /ios-grade.
Use when inspecting, fixing, building, or releasing a Capacitor iOS shell around a live web app. Covers native-vs-web change routing, cap sync, package-manager lockfiles, iOS plugins, entitlements, Sign in with Apple bridges, App Store wrapper risk, and release checks.
Use when designing, implementing, reviewing, or repairing native SwiftUI iOS apps. Covers SwiftUI architecture, XcodeGen projects, Swift packages, StoreKit, Sign in with Apple, SwiftData/local persistence, screenshot/demo harnesses, UI state, release/debug boundaries, and app-development quality gates.
Use when converting any website, web app, PWA, SaaS dashboard, content site, or marketplace into an iOS app using the public Suede-originated site-to-iOS workflow. Covers URL audit, App Store 4.2 wrapper-risk checks, Capacitor or native-shell strategy, native value requirements, iOS build scaffolding, screenshots…
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