AppMeta

App Store Connect submission assistant — generate metadata from verified project facts.

AppMeta scans a local Flutter project, helps you confirm detected facts, and uses your own AI API key (BYOK) to generate App Store Connect-ready fields. Source code stays on your machine.

Requirements

• macOS (MVP target)
• Node.js 18+
• Rust stable
• Tauri prerequisites

Development

npm install
npm run tauri dev

Build

npm run tauri build

Tests

# Rust unit tests
cd src-tauri && cargo test

# Frontend typecheck
npm run check

Workflow

1. Dashboard — Connect a Flutter project folder
2. Scan — Review detected app identity, dependencies, permissions
3. Facts — Confirm facts and answer questionnaire
4. Settings — Add your OpenAI (or OpenRouter) API key
5. Product Page / Review / Privacy / IAP — Generate fields
6. Export — Save submission-pack.md and submission-pack.json

Project structure

src-tauri/src/   Rust backend (scanner, AI, validation, export)
src/             SvelteKit frontend (desktop app)
website/         Marketing site (SvelteKit, GitHub Pages)
spec.md          Full product specification
TODO.md          Implementation checklist

Marketing website

The public site lives in website/ as a separate SvelteKit app (static prerender for GitHub Pages).

# Install website dependencies (first time)
npm ci --prefix website

# Local dev (http://localhost:5173)
npm run website:dev

# Typecheck
npm run website:check

# Production build (custom domain — no base path)
npm run website:build

Live site: https://appmeta.maskedsyntax.com

Deployment

Pushes to master that touch website/** run .github/workflows/deploy-website.yml, which builds the static site and publishes to GitHub Pages.

1. Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → Source: GitHub Actions
2. Custom domain: appmeta.maskedsyntax.com (also in website/static/CNAME)
3. Manual deploy: Actions → Deploy Website → Run workflow

DNS: CNAME record appmeta → <user-or-org>.github.io (or the target shown in Pages settings).

License

MIT — see LICENSE