app-review
LIVEPass Meta, TikTok and Google Play review the first time.
A Claude Code plugin that reads an app's code and writes its review submissions around what it really does.
Why it exists.
Reviewers only approve what they can see. A permission missing from the video, a skipped step or a reviewer who cannot log in each means a rejection, and I learned all three through my own Meta and TikTok reviews.
It lists every permission the code actually uses, flags the ones requested but never used, and writes the use descriptions, recording script, reviewer instructions and Google Play data safety answers.
How the pieces fit.
The whole system, end to end. Trace any node to see its role and connections.
Hover or focus any node to trace its role and connections.
Every surface, shipped.
From the code, not from memory
Every permission is traced to the file that uses it before a word of the submission is written.
Checks the current rules
Each command reads the platform's live guidelines before finishing, because review forms change.
The calls that mattered.
Ask only for what you show
problem · Extra permissions are the most common reason for rejection.
call · The plugin recommends removing unused permissions before it writes anything else.
Public, MIT-licensed, and installable in two lines.