Blitz: Claude Code Tool for App Store Submissions
Blitz is a tool that enables Claude Code to automate the process of submitting iOS apps to the App Store. It addresses the pain points developers face with Xcode and App Store Connect interfaces by providing Claude with direct control over the submission workflow.
How It Works
Blitz was built primarily using Claude Code itself. The tool is designed to integrate with Claude Code through MCP (Model Context Protocol) tool calls, allowing Claude to directly manage App Store submission tasks.
To use Blitz, developers simply ask Claude to "submit my app to the app store." The tool handles several specific App Store submission requirements that developers typically find tedious:
- Setting up signing certificates
- Uploading screenshots
- Filling out age requirements
- Navigating App Store Connect web UI
Availability and Pricing
Blitz is available at https://blitz.dev/ and is free to use forever according to the developer.
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