What problem does it solve?
Preparing an app store listing requires hitting dozens of exact constraints — character limits for names, subtitles, descriptions, and keywords, plus precise pixel dimensions and formats for icons, feature graphics, and screenshots — and getting any of them wrong causes listing errors or rejection. This Skill produces store-ready copy and visual assets validated against the current Google Play and Apple App Store requirements.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Limit-checked store copy: Writes app names, subtitles, short/full descriptions, keywords, and promotional text with character and byte counts shown against each store's limits (e.g., Apple keywords capped at 100 bytes).
- Spec-exact visual assets: Produces or resizes icons (512×512 PNG with alpha for Play), feature graphics (1024×500, no alpha), and iPhone screenshots (1320×2868 and other required sizes) using tools like ImageMagick.
- Submission checklists: Walks through required console declarations — Data Safety, content rating, privacy policy URLs, account deletion, export compliance — adapted to the app's actual behavior.
- Use Case: You are launching a Flutter notes app on both stores. The Skill drafts a 30-character name, an 80-character Play short description, a 4,000-character full description, a byte-counted Apple keywords line, and a screenshot spec sheet, then flags that Play also requires a 1024×500 feature graphic to publish.
Quick Start
Prepare the App Store and Google Play listing copy and screenshot specs for my app, targeting both stores with English and German localizations.