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Apple's App Store Review requires a surprising number of web URLs before your app can ship — a privacy policy page, a support page, a data‑deletion page, an Apple App Site Association (AASA) file for Universal Links, a privacy manifest, and more. OrbitKit generates every one of them, hosts them on your own domain, and keeps them in sync with your app.
- Privacy policy — an Apple‑compliant policy from a guided wizard
- Support & data‑deletion pages — the URLs App Review asks for
- AASA / well‑known files — Universal Links, App Clips, Sign in with Apple
- Privacy manifest — generated from your policy answers
- Custom domains — host it all under your own domain with managed SSL
| Project | What it is | Install |
|---|---|---|
| OrbitKit CLI | Manage apps, policies & deploys from the terminal or CI | npm i -g @orbitkit-io/cli |
| OrbitKit Deploy | GitHub Action to deploy your app site from CI/CD | uses: OrbitKit-io/OrbitKit-Deploy@v1 |
Both are Apache‑2.0 licensed.
OrbitKit runs a hosted MCP server so Claude, Cursor, and other Model Context Protocol clients can manage your App Store compliance pages directly. Add it in one line:
claude mcp add --transport http orbitkit https://mcp.orbitkit.io/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer ok_YOUR_API_KEY"Or point any MCP client at https://mcp.orbitkit.io/mcp with an Authorization: Bearer ok_… header. Full setup & tool reference: orbitkit.io/api/mcp-server.
The first app is free for 30 days — set it up at orbitkit.io.
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