Start with your project
Choose a folder and check permission descriptions, privacy manifests and selected signals in Swift code. The scanner reads files without building your project or running its scripts.
Know what to fix before App Review.
Your project. Your store listing. One clear review.
Check your source files and App Store Connect metadata in one place. See the issues found, the evidence behind each result, and what needs your attention next.
Local analysis on your Mac. No StorePreflight account. No telemetry.
Coming to the Mac App Store · Apple Silicon · macOS 26 or later
See what needs your attention
Move from an overview to a specific issue, with the next step alongside the result.
Screenshots from the App Store Connect listing, showing fictional example projects. Interface shown in English.
Check your store listing
Connect App Store Connect with your own API key and select a version. Review descriptions, screenshots, support and privacy links, and information needed by the reviewer. Store data is read only; your key stays in Keychain.
Turn results into next steps
Review the evidence, record your decision and prepare a task to copy into ChatGPT, Cursor or another assistant. Keep an analysis history and run a fresh check after changes.
A clear result, with a clear scope
StorePreflight provides a partial assessment: 12 focused local checks and review tasks, plus checks of available App Store Connect metadata. It does not cover every App Review Guideline or predict Apple’s decision.
- Issue
- A specific problem was found in the checked data.
- Review or missing evidence
- More context or a manual check is needed. Missing evidence never counts as compliance.
- Passed
- One described condition was met in the checked artifact. It does not mean the whole app is compliant.
The scanner does not run your app, test its backend or analyse its behaviour. It does not resolve Xcode targets, build configurations or symbol identity. You remain responsible for testing and reviewing the full submission.
Free and open source under Apache-2.0. Source analysis stays on your Mac. You decide what to include in exported reports and what to share with an assistant.