App Ready Studio

App Store screenshots and preview videos, done right in your

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July 19, 2026 Launched AppReady Studio - App Store asset tool for indie iOS devs

After publishing 3 iOS apps and going through the painful process

of preparing App Store assets each time, I built AppReady Studio.

What it does:

  • Designs App Store screenshot overlays with live preview, fonts,

gradients, and device frames

  • Exports at exact App Store dimensions for iPhone and iPad

  • Converts screen recordings to the exact H.264 MP4 Apple requires

  • Visual trim scrubber to pick your best 15 to 30 seconds

  • Preflight checklist to catch rejection reasons before you submit

  • Everything runs in your browser, your files never leave your device

Free plan available now at appready-studio.pages.dev

Paid plans launching soon. Would love feedback from anyone who has shipped iOS apps!

9 Comments

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    Building from a problem you've repeated across multiple launches usually leads to a more practical product.

    I'm curious which feature people end up mentioning first after using it. That often turns out to be different from the feature we expected would matter most.

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      Hey Aryan
      I consistently have issues with screenshots and videos that I create to demonstrate my Apps.
      Videos are created by different AI tools or even non AI, but for some reason Apples appstore connect does not like the format and I thought my past painful results could now solve others pains and let them deliver their apps quicker

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        That makes sense.

        The interesting signal will be whether users describe the value as "fixing screenshot/video formats" or as "removing the final blocker between building an app and getting it published."

        That difference will probably shape how people understand the product.

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          My App does both. It takes a screen shot and allows user to add extended background , color, gradient, etc then create the Header and description....
          This is the easy part. The app will export the finished screenshot in correct format for the store
          For Videos, that is more complex and complicated. The many different formats makes it a pain to convert into the format and FPS and length, etc, Apple requires.
          My app does some magic to make the video appstore ready from any format or framerate.

          What do you suggest?

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            Appreciate the context.

            The distinction between the easy creation layer and the harder App Store compliance layer is interesting, but I don't think I'd give a proper answer by reducing it to a few comments here.

            I'd rather understand the workflow you're targeting and how users currently experience that pain.

            If you're open to it, what's the best email to reach you on?

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              I cant add email here, but here is a brief

              A developer creates an app.
              They publish it on the app store (apple right now))
              They need to create good looking screenshots to publish
              They can also add videos.
              You create a screenshot or up to 10
              You create a video or up to 3
              You submit it and it failed due to different reasons that are difficult to sometimes understand
              You upload screenshots, publish, FAIL it shows the valid dimensions as tool tips, you go to an editing tool (if you can find one) and adapt them, but they still fail...
              Videos are worse...and the documentation on App store is terrible.

              I feel my App will simplify the process and save time


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                Appreciate the detailed breakdown.

                This gives much more context around the workflow and the pain point you're solving.

                I have a few thoughts I'd like to discuss, but I think it would be better outside the thread.

                If you're open to it, what's the best email to reach you on?

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                  It wont allow me to put in an email, but uncode this:

                  mtobias2000[at]gmail[dot]com :-)

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                    Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.

                    Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.

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I have succesfully published 3 IOS apps to the App store. One of the most painful steps was getting the Screenshots and Videos (of the App) accepted and went through a rejections feom Apple