AppFactory Revenue Sprint packages the existing SwiftUI, StoreKit, Fastlane, screenshots, and release-readiness workflow into a paid execution service for founders and operators who need a real App Store path.
Audit scope
$500 fixedThe offer is anchored in local projects that already include StoreKit product IDs, Fastlane metadata, screenshots, release scripts, and App Store Connect checklists.
Parking-price timer with local reminders, StoreKit monthly and lifetime products, localized paywall text, metadata, screenshots, and upload lanes.
Renamed parking utility template with StoreKit validation scripts, multilingual paywall strings, screenshots, and release documentation for a fresh product line.
The first deliverable is a release-readiness report that separates local engineering work from owner-only Apple account actions.
StoreKit products, Fastlane lanes, screenshots, metadata, and build number alignment were checked. The blocker was not another code pass: the current App Store Connect API context could not find the expected app record, so sandbox purchase availability could not be claimed.
No App Review approval guarantee, no password or private-key custody, no copied apps, and no revenue claim until App Store availability and payment evidence exist.
The unit economics favor productized services first, then App Store subscriptions as slower compounding upside.
48-hour review of an iOS app idea, codebase, or release blocker.
Seven-day build or rescue sprint for a narrow utility app.
Full small utility app implementation through local release evidence.
Every engagement is scoped to a narrow paid result, with release boundaries stated plainly.
Confirm the customer has a concrete workflow, owner, and payment intent.
Inspect app, StoreKit, metadata, screenshots, signing, and ASC blockers.
Ship the smallest StoreKit-ready SwiftUI build with evidence and handoff notes.
Separate local readiness from App Store Connect owner actions before claiming done.
The first engagement is a $500 audit. It gives you a concrete release-readiness diagnosis before credentials, private repositories, or App Store Connect access enter the conversation.
No spam, scraped personal data abuse, fake guarantees, platform evasion, copied apps, or unauthorized account actions. Revenue claims are tracked only after cash is received or a signed invoice is payable.
The GitHub audit request is public. Do not include passwords, private keys, payment details, App Store Connect secrets, customer data, or unreleased source code. Share sensitive details only after a paid diagnostic is accepted through a private channel.