The line · 15 of 19 stations stocked
THE IOS FACTORY
Nineteen stations, in the order you run them. Idea in one end, app on the App Store out the other.
Every skill on this shelf does one job well. The hard part was never the skill — it was knowing which one to run, and when. So here they are in order. Start at the top, hand each one to your agent, and work down the line. Stations still being built are stamped and unstocked; you can see exactly where the gaps are before you spend a dollar.
Every stocked station, plus every one we add later — free. The price rises as they land.
THE WORKSHOP
Set up the bench before you build anything on it.

Give your agent a memory that survives
Make your agent remember this project between sessions — and be able to tell when the memory is lying to you, which is the part that costs people months.
Agent Memory Server · v1.0.0 · field report included — open the station →

Domains, DNS and the front door
Point a domain you own at the thing you built, with a lock on the address bar and mail that actually arrives.
BEFORE YOU BUILD
The cheapest app is the one you don't build. Three stations that tell you whether to keep going.

Check people actually want it
Read what real people already say about this problem in public, and get a straight build-or-don't answer instead of your own optimism.
Demand Validation Engine · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Decide exactly who it's for
Pin down the one person you're building for, who you're up against, and what you charge — before any of it is expensive to change.
Positioning Market Map · v1.0.0 · field report included — open the station →

Plan the whole app before you code
Turn the idea into a full written plan — screens, flows and what ships in version one — so your agent builds the app you meant.
MAKE IT
Give it a face, then build it. Both stations are still in the shop.

Give it a look that isn't a template
Lock a name, a colour set, type and artwork so the app looks like someone made it on purpose, not like every other starter project.

Build the app
Go from the plan to a real Xcode project that opens, runs, and is wired for payments from day one.
MONEY AND QUALITY
The two stations that decide whether the app earns anything and whether it survives contact with a real user.

Set up the paywall
Put the paid screen where people actually subscribe, worded the way Apple requires, without learning their rules by getting rejected.
iOS Paywall Playbook · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Test until nothing's broken
Have your agent drive the app like a user, over and over, and keep going until it stops finding things wrong.
Deep QA Audit Loop · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →
THE LISTING
Getting on the store is not the same as being found on it. Four stations for the shop window.

Get found in App Store search
Pick the words your listing should be built around, checked against what actually ranks today instead of guessed.
App Store Keyword Engine · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Screenshots that sell
Lay out the pictures on your store page in an order that turns a browser into an install.
App Store Screenshot Playbook · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Pass Apple review first try
Run the check that finds the things Apple rejects for, before you submit instead of after.
App Review Pre-Submit Checklist · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Send it to Apple
Package the finished app, get it uploaded, fill in what Apple asks for, and put it in the review queue — with the checks that stop the last mile costing you a day.
Send It To Apple · v1.0.1 · field report included — open the station →
AFTER LAUNCH
Live is the start, not the finish. Six stations for getting found and staying found.

Turn reviews into replies and fixes
Answer the reviews people leave without breaking store rules, and turn what they complain about into your next to-do list.
App Review Response Engine · v1.0.0 · field report included — open the station →

A website that brings free traffic
Build the app a proper website that shows up in Google for the things people search when they need what you made.
Product SEO Site Builder · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Show up in AI answers
Check whether the chatbots people now ask for recommendations ever mention you, and fix the pages so they can.
AI Visibility Audit · v1.0.1 · field report included — open the station →

Grow on Reddit without a ban
Find the groups where your buyers already talk, learn each one's rules before you post, and post in a way that doesn't get you thrown out.
Reddit Growth System · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Grow on X without burning cash
Find the people asking for what you built and reach them, with the price of every action known before you spend it.
X Growth System · v1.1.0 · field report included — open the station →

Short-form video that gets installs
Make the short vertical videos that carry app installs, on a repeatable plan instead of one lucky post.
Short-Form Video Growth Engine · v1.0.1 · field report included — open the station →
TAKE THE WHOLE LINE
15 stations stocked today for $69. Buying them one at a time costs more, and the price of the line goes up each time we add a station — but whatever you own keeps growing for free. Seven days to send it back if it doesn't do the job.