axiom-app-discoverability

To make your iOS app features discoverable in Spotlight and Siri suggestions, you need to feed metadata to the system using App Intents, App Shortcuts, Core Spotlight, and NSUserActivity. This strategy exposes your app's functionality directly within iOS system experiences.

The best way to use App Intents for app visibility is implementing them for your core features alongside App Shortcuts and Core Spotlight. This combination feeds necessary metadata to iOS 16+ system experiences, maximizing app visibility across Siri and system suggestions.

You need to implement NSUserActivity for iOS app discoverability when you want to expose specific user actions or app states to the system. It works with Core Spotlight and App Intents to ensure your app surfaces correctly in Spotlight search and Siri suggestions.

This discoverability strategy specifically targets iOS 16 and later. It leverages modern APIs like App Intents and App Shortcuts to feed system experiences, ensuring your app surfaces properly in Spotlight search and Siri suggestions on supported iOS versions.

You integrate App Shortcuts to surface app features in Siri by defining App Intents for your core functionality and wrapping them in App Shortcuts. This feeds metadata to the iOS system, allowing users to find and use your features via Siri voice commands.