Use the skill to explore keywords by market. Connect an ASO data provider for popularity and difficulty data, or expect degraded research without one.
Generate keyword-led names, subtitles, keyword fields, and descriptions for selected locales, then review the output before publishing.
Add translated headings to supplied screenshot mockups using the bundled renderer; the workflow supports right-to-left layout and auto-fitting text.
Choose a pricing model and apply prices through the App Store Connect API, with read-back verification.
Translate UI strings with checks for issues such as format-specifier drift, then produce a checklist that identifies steps requiring manual completion.
Try this prompt
Review the Vibe ASO skill and implement one focused improvement: add a validation step for localized App Store metadata that checks required fields and reports locale-specific issues before upload. Follow the project’s existing conventions, avoid exposing credentials, document the behavior and any prerequisites, and add tests for valid and invalid metadata without making unsupported claims about data-provider coverage.
Get started
Install the skill
In Claude Code, register the Vibe ASO marketplace and install its plugin, following the README’s instruction to wait for the first step to succeed before proceeding. Alternatively, the README documents a direct-clone installation into your Claude skills directory.
Open your iOS app project
Start Claude Code in your app’s repository and ask it to do the ASO or request a specific workflow, such as keyword research or screenshot localization.
Complete the setup wizard
Provide an App Store Connect API key if needed, choose a translation engine, and select a keyword data source. The README says keyword research works best with an ASO tool and supports a degraded mode without one.
License & notes
MITMIT-licensed, with no Vibe ASO subscription stated. Bring your own App Store Connect API key and pay any applicable model/API usage; the README estimates about $0.50 per app for a full in-app localization cascade using DeepSeek. Claude usage may incur charges. Optional phase-specific requirements include fastlane, Node and Playwright, fonts, Ruby, and Xcode command-line tools.
Designed for macOS and iOS app workflows.
Keyword research depends on an external ASO data source for popularity and difficulty metrics; without one, the README describes degraded mode.
Requires an App Store Connect API key for relevant API operations. Uploading uses fastlane; rendering and in-app localization have additional phase-specific tool requirements.
Screenshot localization renders translated headings onto user-supplied mockups; it is not a screenshot research or creative-testing suite.
The submission checklist calls out API-inaccessible tasks for manual completion; it does not automate every publishing step.