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Overview

AirBuild is an AI‑powered service that turns a textual description of an iOS app into a native build and then manages the entire App Store Review cycle. You start by entering a brief that outlines the app's purpose, core features and any design preferences. That brief is shared with four specialized agents, Product (Jamie), Design (Maya), Engineering (Eli) and Growth (Casey), who each work in sequence while keeping the same project context. The product agent defines the feature set, the design agent creates screen layouts, the engineering agent writes the Swift code and integrates services such as HealthKit, and the growth agent prepares the App Store metadata, keyword list and a basic marketing plan.
The platform can run the AI team on your own Mac or on a cloud virtual machine that AirBuild provisions. You can switch between local and cloud execution at any point, and the same brief follows the agents wherever they run. When the engineering agent finishes a build, AirBuild automatically generates the required App Store assets: the binary, screenshots, subtitle, description and review notes. It then submits the package through App Store Connect. If Apple returns a rejection, the feedback is read by the system, routed to the appropriate agent, and the issue is addressed, code changes, metadata edits, or additional screenshots, before a new version is resubmitted without you needing to intervene.
Beyond launch, AirBuild includes TestFlight management. You can create internal or external tester groups, send invites and monitor which builds have been installed, all from the dashboard. The growth agent continuously tracks sales units, rating trends and organic traffic for each published app, displaying daily, 7‑day and 30‑day totals. Keyword ranking data is also shown, and the AI can suggest refinements to the App Store listing to improve visibility. A companion iPhone app mirrors these dashboards, letting you check review status, sales figures and ASO metrics while away from a computer. Additionally, the platform can generate a simple landing page for the app, populating it with the same description and screenshots used in the store listing.
The service is suited for solo developers, small product teams or startups that want a full iOS pipeline without hiring separate product managers, designers, engineers and marketers.
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- Freemium · from $20
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Pros and cons
Pros
- End‑to‑end automation of iOS build, submission and review reduces manual handoffs
- Integrated growth tools give immediate visibility into sales, ratings and ASO performance
- Flexible execution model lets you keep work on a personal Mac or move to the cloud as needed
Cons
- Access is limited to early‑access users on a waitlist; public pricing and plan details are not disclosed
- The platform only supports native iOS apps; no mention of Android or cross‑platform capabilities
- No information is provided about limits on project size, build minutes or API usage beyond the brief.
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Pricing
- Pricing model: Freemium
- Starting price: $20

