# AppSetUpKit > AppSetUpKit is a $99 one-time download of 9 setup scripts and 21 Markdown guides for Expo (React Native) and Swift iOS apps. It creates your bundle ID, App Store Connect record and capabilities with your own API key. It configures Sign in with Apple and Google sign-in on Supabase, Convex or Firebase. It covers RevenueCat and push notifications too, and writes every ID it creates into one credentials file. You can run the scripts yourself or hand the folder to an AI coding agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## Who it is for - Developers whose app code is done and who now need the accounts around it: App Store Connect, auth providers, push, in-app purchases, Google Play. - Expo and React Native apps (EAS Build and Submit), and native Swift / SwiftUI apps (Fastlane). - People who use an AI coding agent and want it to follow written steps instead of guessing. ## What it is not - Not a boilerplate or starter app. It adds setup to an app you already have. - Not a hosted service or subscription. It is a zip of shell scripts, Node scripts and Markdown that runs on your Mac. - It does not pay your Apple Developer ($99 a year) or Google Play ($25 once) fees, and it cannot click through steps Apple and Google keep manual, such as App Privacy answers, the age rating and the first Google Play upload. ## Facts - Price: $99 USD, one payment, through Stripe. No subscription. - Delivery: download on the page after checkout, plus an email with a link that keeps working. - Scripts: four wizards plus five helpers in `scripts/` for Supabase auth, Convex auth, Convex push, Fastlane metadata and the Apple client-secret JWT. The wizards: - `setup-automation.sh`: guided shell script, checks your tools first. - `auto-launch.js`: Expo or Swift, end to end. - `ultimate-setup-2026.js`: Expo plus Supabase providers and Google Cloud APIs. - `swift-setup-2026.sh`: native SwiftUI project with Fastlane lanes. - Guides: one Markdown file per service (App Store Connect, Expo, Supabase, Convex, Firebase, RevenueCat, Google Play, AdMob) plus a troubleshooting guide and instructions written for AI agents. - Versions: guides were last revised in April 2026 and target Expo SDK 55 and Xcode 26. - Requirements: a Mac for anything that touches Xcode, Node.js 20.19 or newer, Fastlane, the EAS CLI, and the CLI for your backend. - Support: support@appsetupkit.com ## Pages - [Home: what is inside, how it works, price, FAQ](https://www.appsetupkit.com/) - [Docs: each setup step in detail](https://www.appsetupkit.com/docs) - [Free sample: the full setup-automation.sh script](https://www.appsetupkit.com/sample) - [Expo App Store launch checklist](https://www.appsetupkit.com/blog/expo-app-store-launch-checklist) - [AppSetUpKit vs Expo boilerplates](https://www.appsetupkit.com/blog/appsetupkit-vs-expo-boilerplates) - [Sign in with Apple with Supabase and Expo](https://www.appsetupkit.com/blog/sign-in-with-apple-supabase-expo) - [Google sign-in for React Native with Supabase](https://www.appsetupkit.com/blog/google-sign-in-react-native-supabase) - [RevenueCat subscriptions on iOS](https://www.appsetupkit.com/blog/revenuecat-subscriptions-ios) - [Push notifications with Expo and APNs](https://www.appsetupkit.com/blog/push-notifications-expo-apns) - [Contact](https://www.appsetupkit.com/contact)