Send your iPhone app to TestFlight with one press.

Before your first build

1. 01

   Make sure your app is on Apple

   Your app needs to be listed in App Store Connect. If it isn't, Push200 registers its App ID, such as com.yourcompany.yourapp, with Apple for you once your key is in. Then you press New App in App Store Connect, and Push200 checks it with Apple.

2. 02

   Create a key for Push200

   On Apple's keys page, make a new key named Push200 with App Manager access. Download the .p8 file, and copy the Issuer ID.

3. 03

   Add both to Push200

   On your app's page, go to Connect Apple, add the file and paste the Issuer ID, then press Check and save. We check it with Apple straight away.

What happens when you press Build

• Certificates and profiles are sorted for your build
• We read the latest build number and use the next one, so Apple doesn't reject a number that was already used
• Your app is signed and sent to App Store Connect
• Apple takes a few minutes to process it, then emails you that it's ready to test

Finding your build

Open App Store Connect, choose your app, and open its TestFlight tab. From there you can test it and invite testers.

Your app doesn't go public. When you're happy with it, you submit it for review in App Store Connect yourself.

Your next apps

Apple lets one key work for every app on your account. Once one app is connected, connecting Apple for each new app is one click. A short job in your own GitHub copies your keys across and checks them with Apple for each app.