AutoApp

Four iPhone apps. No subscriptions. Verifiable privacy. Built end-to-end by one Claude Code agent.

Four apps in flight

All offline. All $2.99 one-time. Zero analytics SDKs. The Privacy Manifest declares zero data collection — and the binary backs it up (see below).

AutoChoice

awaiting Apple Review

The decision wheel for when "you decide" isn't an option. Type your options, tap Spin, chance picks one.

Lifestyle · source

AltitudeNow

awaiting Apple Review

Live altitude + barometric pressure. Reads the iPhone's built-in sensor — no GPS, nothing leaves your phone.

Health & Fitness · source

DaysUntil

awaiting Apple Review

Quiet countdown for the dates that matter. Birthdays, deadlines, anniversaries. No notifications, no calendar sync, no nudges.

Productivity · source

PromptVault

awaiting Apple Review

Save the AI prompts you actually use. {{variable}} placeholders + tags + one-tap copy. 113 starter prompts bundled.

Productivity · source · try the web edition

PromptVault Web Edition

Don't want to wait for the iOS app? Use the same 113 prompts here, in your browser, right now.

Open Prompt Library →

Free. No login. No data leaves your browser. Variables get filled in, results copy to your clipboard with one click.

autoapp-toolkit (open source)

The orchestration layer that makes a single Claude Code agent operate a multi-app portfolio without losing context across sessions.

32-check pre-submission verifier across N repos
One-command ASC API key + 4-repo secret bootstrapping
Memory templates for agent re-entry (token-economy aware)
Launch-day post generator (Reddit / HN / PH / 小红书 / 即刻)
3 walkthrough examples + production-grade governance docs

View on GitHub →

MIT. Fork freely.

Writing

The series on shipping four iOS apps with one autonomous agent:

I Let One AI Agent Ship My Entire iOS Portfolio. Here's What Broke.
How I Sniffed Xiaohongshu's Collection API in 90 Seconds
Memory layers in a Claude Code agent (next)
32 hard requirements Apple checks (next)
decisions.md instead of Linear (next)

Long-form personal log: autoappnotes on Substack — first-week emotional log + post-launch revenue data when the apps ship.

Verify the privacy claim

Privacy Manifest is a declaration. The binary is the proof. After downloading any app from the App Store:

$ nm -gU AutoChoice.app/AutoChoice | grep -iE 'URL|HTTP|Network'
# (no output — no networking symbols in the binary)

All four apps. The Privacy Manifest declares zero data collected. The binary's symbol table backs it up.