Five 2560x1600 frames. The app window inside each is a CSS rebuild of the real interface rather
than a bitmap, laid out at the app's own 1440x900 and scaled once, so the type is real text at
render time instead of a resampled capture. The only Macs to hand are 1x, and an upscaled screen
capture looks like one.
The website's own AppWindow mockup was the obvious source and turned out to be wrong in several
places: the sidebar is 248px not 196, the proofing marks are straight underlines rather than wavy,
and the trim default differs. The rebuild follows shared/css/tokens.css and src/styles/app.css
instead, so these are more accurate than the marketing imagery.
Sample prose is original and written for this listing, since it goes in a public store page.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018HwEWvoE1NkkUjJCMLSnup
The listing copy lives in text files rather than in a web form, so changing a description is a diff
someone can read and the store listing is reviewable next to the code it describes. Field lengths
are checked before sending, because Apple rejects an over-length field with an error that never
names the limit.
apple-provision.rb drives the Developer Portal through spaceship and is find-or-create throughout.
That matters most for the Developer ID certificate: an account may hold only a handful, they cannot
be un-revoked, and every copy of the app already signed by one stops verifying if it goes away.
Both scripts pin the App Store Connect team. This Apple ID can see more than one, and the other
belongs to somebody else entirely, so letting spaceship choose is how a listing ends up on the
wrong account.
The reviewer phone number and email are deliberately not in here. Apple requires a real number and
this repo is public.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018HwEWvoE1NkkUjJCMLSnup
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