What problem does it solve? Writing engaging, localized App Store release notes for every locale is repetitive and error-prone, and weak notes waste the 170-character visible window that drives conversion. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Flexible Input Parsing: Accepts git log output since the last tag, rough bullet points, or conversational free text, and classifies changes into New, Improved, and Fixed sections. - Benefit-Focused Drafting: Writes conversion-oriented copy that front-loads the hook in the first 170 characters, echoes relevant keywords from local metadata, and respects the 4,000-character limit. - Multi-Locale Localization: Translates approved notes into all existing locales with formal register, cultural adaptation, and per-locale keyword echo, then uploads via the asc CLI after user approval. - Use Case: After merging a release branch, paste your git log and get approved, localized What's New text plus optional 170-character promotional text pushed to App Store Connect for every locale. ## Quick Start Generate localized App Store release notes from my git log since the last tag using the metadata in ./metadata.
