The project's README from github.com/Kronop/vibe-aso. As one markdown file: README.md.
You vibe-coded the app. Now vibe the ASO.
One skill that takes an iOS app from "ready to submit" to a fully-optimized, fully-localized App Store presence — driven from Claude Code, end to end:
No signup, no SaaS — you bring your own App Store Connect API key, and translations run on Claude subagents by default (or your own DeepSeek / OpenAI-compatible key if you prefer).
Run these two commands in Claude Code one at a time — wait for the first to succeed before pasting the second.
Step 1 — register the marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add Kronop/vibe-aso
Step 2 — install the plugin:
/plugin install vibe-aso@vibe-aso-marketplace
If the install summary says Plugin is now active. you're done; if it says
Run /reload-plugins to activate., run that (or restart Claude Code).
Or clone directly (no plugin manager):
git clone https://github.com/Kronop/vibe-aso /tmp/vibe-aso
cp -R /tmp/vibe-aso/skills/vibe-aso ~/.claude/skills/vibe-aso
Open Claude Code in your app's repo and say what you want:
do the ASO for my app
…or any slice of it: "find keywords for my calorie tracker", "localize my App Store page", "localize my screenshots", "set worldwide prices", "localize the app itself", "get my listing ready for submission". Claude loads the skill on its own from the description.
First run walks you through a short setup wizard:
~/.vibe-aso/, chmod 600, never in a
repo, never printed.Don't have App Store screenshot designs? Duplicate the vibe-ASO mockups template (free Figma account is enough):
iphone_1..N.png / ipad_1..N.png into
your project folder, and the screenshots phase takes it from there.Nothing up front — each phase checks its own prerequisites
(scripts/check_setup.sh prints exactly what's missing and the fix command),
and you only need the tools for the phases you actually use:
| You want | You need |
|---|---|
| Keyword research | nothing (an ASO data tool with popularity/difficulty makes it much stronger) |
| Metadata generation | nothing |
| Metadata / screenshot upload | fastlane ≥ 2.234.0 (brew install fastlane) |
| Screenshot rendering | node — one-time npm install, npx playwright install chromium, ~55 MB font download |
| Pricing + submission checklist | ruby (ships with macOS) |
| In-app localization | Xcode command-line tools — it rebuilds your app to verify translations |
Assumes macOS, which is where iOS apps get built anyway. Upload goes through
fastlane because it's the community standard — but the skill writes plain
fastlane/metadata/<locale>/ layout files, so if you deliver with something
else, everything up to the upload step still works as-is.
Nothing beyond what you already pay: your Claude usage, and — only if you choose the DeepSeek engine — roughly $0.50 per app for a full ~400-string × 40-locale in-app cascade. The App Store Connect API is free.
MIT. The renderer downloads Google Fonts (DM Sans, Noto Sans family) at setup time; those are OFL-licensed and not redistributed here.