Private beta · for iOS developers & agencies

App Store rejections,
resolved on autopilot.

Forward Apple's rejection email. AscAuto reads it, diagnoses the guideline, writes the fix, and resubmits — safe changes automatically, everything else with one click of your approval.

No Apple password required. Official App Store Connect API key, revocable anytime.

Rejection email AI diagnosis Concrete fix Resubmitted — days of back-and-forth, compressed to minutes.
How it works

Four steps, then it runs itself.

01
Connect your Apple key
Paste your App Store Connect API key (.p8). No password — official, revocable, App Manager role only.
02
Forward rejection emails
Send Apple's rejection to your personal @ascauto.org address, or set a one-time auto-forward rule.
03
AI diagnoses the guideline
Claude reads the rejection, classifies it — metadata, code, or reviewer reply — and writes the exact fix.
04
Approve, or let it ship
Safe metadata fixes resubmit automatically. Everything else waits in your queue for a one-click approval.

Built for the resubmission loop.

Email ingest
A dedicated inbound address per account. Forward once, or set a rule and never touch a rejection email again.
AI classification
Every rejection is mapped to its guideline and sorted: metadata fix, code change, or a reply to the reviewer.
Confidence threshold
You set the bar. Only fixes above your confidence threshold auto-apply; the rest queue for review.
Approval queue
Diagnosis, raw rejection, and proposed fix side by side. Approve and resubmit in one click.
GitHub PRs for code fixes
Code-level rejections open a pull request against your repo with the proposed change — you merge, AscAuto resubmits.
Rollback
Every applied metadata change is versioned. One click restores the previous state if a fix wasn't right.

Your Apple account stays yours.

AscAuto never sees your Apple ID password. It uses Apple's official App Store Connect API — the same mechanism CI systems use — with the narrowest role that can do the job.

AES-256-GCM encrypted keys
Your .p8 key is encrypted at rest and only decrypted in memory at submission time.
No Apple password, ever
Authentication uses Apple's official App Store Connect API keys — never your Apple ID credentials.
Least-privilege role
Keys need only the App Manager role. AscAuto can't touch billing, users, or certificates.
Multi-tenant isolation
Each account's keys, apps, and rejection data are isolated per tenant. Revoke access anytime from Apple's side.

Common questions

All questions →
Is my Apple account safe?
Yes — no password is ever shared, keys are encrypted, and you can revoke access from App Store Connect anytime.
What can AscAuto change without asking?
Only safe metadata fixes above your confidence threshold. Code and reviewer replies always need your approval.
What about code-level rejections?
AscAuto opens a GitHub PR with the proposed fix. Nothing merges or ships without you.