App Store Review Skill
Checks your app against Apple's App Store Review Guidelines before you submit. It's a Claude Code skill.
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- ★ 100
- Last commit
- 13 Jul 2026
- Maintenance
- Slowing
- Licence
- MIT
- Category
- Agent Skills
- GitHub
- devsemih/appstore-review-skill
Overview
A Claude Code plugin that audits a mobile app project against Apple's App Store Review Guidelines and Google Play policies. It detects your project type and adapts its checks, then produces a structured compliance report. It's for developers who want to find likely rejection reasons before submitting.
Features
- Two commands: /appstore-review for Apple and /playstore-review for Google Play
- Detects Swift, native Android, Flutter, React Native, Expo, Kotlin Multiplatform and .NET MAUI projects
- Works through all five sections of Apple's guidelines: Safety, Performance, Business, Design, and Legal (including privacy)
- Quick check of the ten most common App Store rejection reasons, such as missing privacy manifests or account deletion
- Flags leftover debug code, placeholder content and hardcoded API keys
Requirements
- Claude Code
Install
Install through the plugin manager in Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add devsemih/appstore-review-skill /plugin install appstore-review-skillOr clone the repo into ~/.claude/skills/appstore-review-skill
Example
Open your project in Claude Code and run /appstore-review to get a compliance report against Apple's guidelines.
Works with
Listed in
- github.com/devsemih/appstore-review-skill
- raw.githubusercontent.com/devsemih/appstore-review-skill/HEAD/README.md
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