App Store Launch Kit — 15 AI Prompts for Your Store Listing (free)

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We've launched apps on the App Store and Google Play — a VPN, a messenger, a game, a prayer app and more. These are the prompts we use to write store listings with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Replace the [brackets] with your app's details.

NAME & SUBTITLE 1. "My app does [what] for [who]. Suggest 15 App Store names under 30 characters, each with the main keyword in it." 2. "Write 10 subtitles (max 30 characters) that state the benefit, not the feature." 3. "Write a Google Play short description under 80 characters that makes [audience] want to tap."

DESCRIPTION 4. "Write an App Store description for [app]: one-line hook, 4 sections with bullet points, and a short closing line. Plain words, no hype." 5. "Rewrite this description so a 12-year-old understands it, keeping all features: [paste]." 6. "Turn these features into benefits a user feels: [list]." 7. "Write the 170-character promotional text for this update: [what's new]."

KEYWORDS & ASO 8. "Suggest 30 App Store keywords for [app], then pick the best 100 characters, comma-separated, no spaces, no words already in my name." 9. "List 10 competitor apps for [app] and the search terms users likely type to find them." 10. "Translate my listing into [languages], keeping every field within its character limit: [paste]."

REVIEW & COMPLIANCE 11. "Check this listing against App Store guidelines and list anything a reviewer might reject: [paste]." 12. "Write a clear 'notes for the reviewer' explaining how to test [feature], including demo steps." 13. "Draft a short, honest reply to an app rejection about [guideline], explaining what we changed."

AFTER LAUNCH 14. "Write 5 friendly replies to these reviews — thank, fix, or explain: [paste reviews]." 15. "Write 'What's new' notes for this release in 3 short lines: [changes]."

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