Stora

Stora is an AI-powered release pipeline for mobile apps that automates the full journey from a GitHub repository to a submitted App Store or Google Play listing. It replaces manual workflows involving Xcode, Android Studio, Fastlane, and App Store Connect with purpose-built agents that handle compliance, screenshots, ASO metadata, and store submission. The platform is actively developed, with a public changelog showing feature releases as recently as May 2026.

What It Is

Stora is a mobile app store automation platform that lets developers and teams ship iOS and Android apps without manually operating Xcode, Android Studio, or App Store Connect. It connects to a GitHub repository (or accepts a binary upload), then runs a suite of AI agents that each own a specific release task — capturing screenshots on real simulators, scanning for compliance issues, generating ASO metadata, and submitting builds to both stores. The result is described by the product as going from a GitHub connect to a submitted release in under an hour.

How the Agent Pipeline Works

Stora's architecture is built around discrete, composable agents rather than a monolithic pipeline:

• Compliance Agent — Runs 40+ encoded App Store Review Guidelines checks across privacy, security, metadata, functionality, accessibility, and monetization categories. Generates auto-fix PRs for rules that have a known fix, and tracks a compliance score across releases.
• Screenshot Agent — Captures real-simulator screenshots across iPhone, iPad, and Android device classes in every required locale. Outputs annotated, framed, App-Store-ready images without requiring a physical device or manual camera work.
• ASO Agent — Performs keyword research, competitor analysis, and generates optimized title, subtitle, description, and keyword list with multi-locale support.
• Submission Agent — Submits directly to App Store Connect and Google Play Console from a single release object, supporting TestFlight, Internal, Alpha, Beta, and Production tracks. Status is synced back to GitHub and Slack.

Each agent leaves an activity feed audit trail and can be invoked from GitHub Actions, Slack, or via MCP (Model Context Protocol).

Developer Tooling and Integrations

Stora is built to fit into existing developer workflows rather than replace them. Key integration points include:

• GitHub — One-click repo connection; Stora auto-detects iOS and Android projects. Auto-fix PRs are opened directly in the connected repo.
• GitHub Actions — Agents can be triggered from CI pipelines.
• Slack — Release status and agent actions sync to Slack channels.
• MCP — A Model Context Protocol integration allows Stora to be managed from the terminal via Claude Code, enabling chat-driven release workflows.
• API — A documented REST API provides programmatic access to all platform features.
• Binary Upload — Teams that don't want to connect source code can upload .ipa or .apk files directly.

Target Audience

Stora positions itself for three distinct audiences: indie developers shipping solo apps who want to automate repetitive store tasks, small teams using AI coding tools (like Cursor or Claude) who are generating app code faster than they can manage releases, and agencies managing multiple apps across clients. The platform's framing — "purpose-built for teams shipping mobile apps at the speed AI writes them" — signals a deliberate focus on the emerging vibe-coding and AI-assisted development workflow.

Update: Visual Evidence in Creative Intelligence Reports (May 2026)

The changelog shows active product development through May 2026. Notable recent releases include:

• May 21, 2026 — Visual evidence added to creative intelligence reports: competitor scans now overlay bounding boxes on the exact screenshot regions that earn a pattern label, visible in both the full report and inline chat cards.
• May 21, 2026 — Import consistency improvement: competitor scan, ASO, and Store Listing now work immediately after import regardless of whether the project came in via App Store URL, binary, or GitHub repo.
• May 19, 2026 — Agent-composed reports: reports are now compiled by an agent loop rather than hardcoded generators, and render as custom cards inline in chat.

These releases indicate the platform is in active development with a direction toward richer AI-generated intelligence and more composable agent workflows.