$ eas build --platform ios --profile production
✓ Build 218 finished · fightlog@1.4.2
▸ coach: from "built with AI" to "in the store"
$ eas submit -p ios --latest
✓ Submitted to App Store Connect
// we walk the last mile together, 1:1
$ git commit -m "paywall: revenuecat wired"
✓ prism@beta ▸ TestFlight 1.0.0 (12)
▸ coach: first paying users
$ mentor --1-on-1 --honest --no-bullshit
✓ 270 videos published · consistency over 3 years
▸ In Review → Ready for Sale
// you build. i show you how to ship.
$ solo --with-ai --straight-talk
SOLO · WITH AI · STRAIGHT TALK
I get your AI app into the store. And teach you how.
Anyone can build these days. Almost no one makes it through the last mile to the store. Live on the App & Play Store with a RevenueCat paywall and your first paying users. Done-with-you in 4 to 6 weeks. You own and run the app yourself afterwards.
FIGHTLOG · LIVE ON THE APP STORE ✦ PRISM · IN BETA ✦ 270 VIDEOS PUBLISHED ✦ BUILD IN PUBLIC ✦ SURVIVED APPLE 2.5.2 ✦ REVENUECAT PAYWALL ✦ FIGHTLOG · LIVE ON THE APP STORE ✦ PRISM · IN BETA ✦ 270 VIDEOS PUBLISHED ✦ BUILD IN PUBLIC ✦ SURVIVED APPLE 2.5.2 ✦ REVENUECAT PAYWALL ✦
„I take non-developers live into the store with their AI app in 4 to 6 weeks, built together, run by you afterwards."
TALK FIRST, DECIDE AFTER. NO SALES PITCH · NO HARM DONE.
CASE STUDIES · 2 SPOTS OPEN
Two apps I take live for free. Yours could be one of them.
I need two cases I am allowed to show publicly: from your prototype to the app in the store, with real numbers. You pay nothing and get the full treatment. In exchange I get to document the journey and name you as a reference.
SPOT 01 · OPEN
Your app goes here.
Store screenshot, your quote, your name and what actually came out of it.
Yes, that's exactly what this is for. You built a prototype with AI, I teach you the last mile. You don't need to code; you just need to be in the calls and, afterwards, ready to run the app yourself.
This is my core. I survived the 2.5.2 rejection myself and set up your app before submission so it gets through. If the review team still comes back with a question, we write the answer together.
Count on a few hours a week over 4 to 6 weeks. We work in shared live calls, and between them you handle the smaller things yourself. Not a full-time project on top of your day.
Only the running tools you own and that go through you: the Apple Developer account ($99/year) and optionally Google Play (one-off $25). Plus an AI subscription for building and iterating (e.g. Claude, ~$20/month) and, depending on the app, services like Supabase or RevenueCat that mostly start on a free tier. No hidden costs from my side.
You run and update the app yourself afterwards, that's exactly what you learn in the process. If you want to keep scaling, there's the Operator package. For quick questions, I'm reachable.
Yes. My primary focus is German, but the whole process, calls and materials, works in English too. English-speaking clients are welcome; just say so in the Launch-Check.