Confirm your toolchain.
Xcode, fastlane, xcodegen, your Apple Developer account, and an ASC API key. Soarias checks; you don't guess.
Built in Claude Code. Shipped from your machine.
No servers. No middlemen. Just you and your code.
$79 once · macOS 12+ · Bring your own Claude Code
Click around. This is the real Soarias UI. Inputs work; the buttons that actually compile, generate, or upload need a license.
No video. No mock. The same components ship inside Soarias.app.
Each phase is a screen in Soarias. Each screen does one job and hands off to the next. The whole pipeline lives on your Mac.
Xcode, fastlane, xcodegen, your Apple Developer account, and an ASC API key. Soarias checks; you don't guess.
Name, concept, three core features, target user, bundle ID, visual direction. The brief that drives every other phase.
Confirm the spec at a glance. Wire your own OpenAI key to generate four design proposal slides — local file output, ~$0.67 a run.
Claude Code scaffolds SwiftUI in a real terminal you can interrupt. Then Privacy Manifest GUI, fastlane meta/snapshot/beta, ASC validate, submit.
Runs on your Mac with your existing tools and setup. Soarias adds zero new servers in your code path.
Bring your own Claude Code. No accounts, no platform binding, no AI re-sale. Output is a vanilla Xcode project.
Pay once. Use forever. No subscriptions. Lifetime major updates included. Founder pricing for 7 days.
Apple silently rejects builds that don't include PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy. The plist syntax is brittle, the data type catalog is encyclopedic, and the Required Reason API codes look like license plates.
Soarias turns it into checkboxes. Pick what your app collects. Pick how. Pick why. Save. The valid plist lands in your project folder.
The dominant approach right now is a hosted, subscription-based platform — your code lives in their cloud, you pay around $200 / month. Soarias is the opposite — a desktop power tool for developers who already have Xcode, Claude Code, and a strong opinion about owning their stack.
Hosted cloud builder is a fine tool — for non-developers who want a button. Soarias is the opposite: a power tool for shippers who already own their stack.
Founder pricing closes seven days after launch. Lifetime use, lifetime major updates. No subscription, ever.
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Use Soarias on a real project for at least 5 hours a day across 7 consecutive days. If you can't reach a TestFlight build, full refund. No interview, no shaming.
"No servers. No lock-in. Just ship."
"Your code stays on your Mac. Finally."
"Soarias feels like Xcode for distribution."
Yes. Soarias is the orchestration layer; Claude Code is the brain. We don't resell Anthropic's intelligence — we use the one you already pay for.
You can — and you'd spend a week stitching together fastlane, certs, Privacy Manifest, ASC metadata, and the 14 known rejection causes. Soarias is the encoded playbook plus a desktop UI for the parts of shipping that aren't fun.
No — Soarias has no servers in your code path. The Claude Code session does send code context to Anthropic during a session (same as running claude in your terminal). Soarias adds zero additional third parties.
You handle that. Apple charges $99/year directly to you. Soarias can't enroll for you — Apple verifies humans. Get that done before you buy.
Yes. Soarias drives Xcode, fastlane, and Apple's toolchain locally. macOS 12+ and Xcode required.
Completely. Soarias outputs a normal Xcode project on your filesystem. No DRM, no checkout pattern, no platform binding.
Your projects keep working. The output is a vanilla Xcode + fastlane setup. The Soarias-specific glue is just a folder of skill files; you can read them, fork them, keep using them.
Outcome-based. Use Soarias on a real project for at least 5 hours a day across 7 consecutive days and if you still can't reach a TestFlight build, full refund.
Soarias is the iOS shipping tool that doesn't run in the cloud. $79 once. Yours forever.
No new third parties added.