Know what
changed.
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AppFrame turns raw app screenshots into a polished App Store story—with stronger headlines, smarter sequencing and launch-ready visuals.
Good morning, Maya
Today
Shared history
We’ll keep the first release fast and opinionated.
Use it only for moments that move work forward.
Today
Good morning, Maya
Shared history
We’ll keep the first release fast and opinionated.
Use it only for moments that move work forward.
One focused workflow built for App Store assets—not a blank canvas you have to design from scratch.
AppFrame starts with what you already have and turns it into a sequence that explains why your app matters.
Today
Good morning, Maya
Shared history
We’ll keep the first release fast and opinionated.
Use it only for moments that move work forward.
Import the strongest screens from your app. No templates or design setup required.
PNG · HEIC · Camera rollAppFrame identifies key features, writes concise headlines and arranges a persuasive sequence.
Feature analysis · Headline pass · SequenceChoose a visual direction, make final adjustments and export a high-resolution screenshot set.
Editable · App Store size · High resolutionThe first iOS release does one job well: turn raw screens into an App Store story you are proud to ship.
AppFrame / Screenshot story system / V1
06 focused capabilities
A focused narrative built from your strongest app screens.
IncludedShort, specific copy that earns its place above each screen.
IncludedA persuasive flow—not the order the screenshots happened to be imported.
IncludedA small set of considered directions instead of an endless template wall.
IncludedKeep control of the words, accents and final sequence.
IncludedApp Store-ready output without manual resizing.
IncludedAfter the screenshot workflow is solid, the same story extends across the rest of the launch.
Pulseboard is fictional. The transformation is the point: context, sequence and framing turn isolated UI into a reason to download.
Raw screenshots without context
Today
Good morning, Maya
Shared history
We’ll keep the first release fast and opinionated.
Use it only for moments that move work forward.
A coherent App Store sequence
Today
Good morning, Maya
Shared history
We’ll keep the first release fast and opinionated.
Use it only for moments that move work forward.
We’re looking for our first app teams. Selected design partners will test AppFrame using real launch material and receive early access to the product.
Send the details now. We’ll ask selected teams for raw screenshots later—no upload needed here.
No final prices yet. We’re testing whether the shape of the offer makes sense before release.
A low-friction first look
Try AppFrame on one project with limited exports.
At launchBuilt for one focused launch
A one-time purchase for developers preparing a single release.
At launchOngoing projects and updates
For developers and teams launching and updating apps regularly.
At launchPricing will be finalised before release.
Still deciding if AppFrame fits your launch? This is what the first version is—and is not.
AppFrame is an upcoming iOS app that turns raw mobile screenshots into a coherent App Store story: stronger headlines, smarter ordering and polished visual framing.
Not publicly. The product is in development, and this early access list is how we’ll invite the first users.
The first version is focused on iOS and App Store screenshot sets. Support for other launch formats is part of the longer-term direction.
No. You bring real screenshots from your app. AppFrame works with those screens to create the surrounding story, headlines, sequence and visual presentation.
Yes. The first release is planned to let you edit the copy, colours and screenshot order before export.
No. AppFrame is an independent product being built by a team participating in Shipaton 2026. It is not an official RevenueCat product.
We’ll save your email and send occasional product progress and access details. Joining the list does not guarantee a specific launch date or immediate invitation.
That’s part of the intended audience. The Pro direction is designed for teams and agencies that launch and update multiple apps, although final packaging is still being shaped.
Bring the screens. AppFrame will help turn them into a clear, persuasive App Store story.
No spam. Just product progress and an early invite.