AuditStoreShip-ready before you hit Submit

A native macOS app that audits your Xcode project against the App Store Connect API and surfaces every blocking issue and recommended fix — before you Submit for Review.

How it works

Browse the checks

AuditStore website

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Analyzes locally

Parses project.pbxproj, the Info.plist, and your source files in-process — no network, no server.

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Calls App Store Connect

Signs an ES256 JWT with your .p8 key, follows JSON:API relationship links, and reads the live state of your app.

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Categorized readiness report

Every finding is Blocking, Recommended, or Passed — each with concrete fix steps and a deep link into App Store Connect.

Findings model

Every check resolves to one status. Any single Blocking finding makes the app Not ready.

Status	Meaning
Blocking	Prevents submission or causes an automatic rejection / "Missing Metadata" hold.
Recommended	Allowed to submit, but likely to cause a review rejection or a poor listing.
Passed	Verified good.
Info	Neutral context (e.g. current version state).
Skipped	Intentionally not evaluated (e.g. a disabled category).
Error	Could not be evaluated (schema drift, 5xx). Never silently passes.

Privacy & security

Runs entirely on your Mac. There is no AuditStore server — requests go straight to Apple.
Your ASC private key (.p8) lives only in the macOS Keychain, never on disk in plaintext, never logged.
The app is sandboxed with a hardened runtime. Project access is user-selected and persisted via security-scoped bookmarks.

The eight categories

NOTE

Each category is documented in full under Checks, including every individual check, its status, and what it verifies.

Category	What it covers
App Information	Name, category, age rating & privacy
Pricing & Availability	Price schedule and regions
Version & Metadata	Description, keywords & screenshots
Build & Compliance	Attached build & export compliance
App Review	Contact, notes & demo account
Review Guidelines	Policy checks for your app type
Subscriptions	In-app subscription groups
Xcode Project	Local static analysis

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