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There are two things “deploy” can mean in Michelangelo:
  1. The Michelangelo app itself — built and shipped to the App Store by the Michelangelo team.
  2. Your generated project — previewed via a public link or exported to GitHub for standalone distribution.
This page covers both.

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Michelangelo App Distribution

The Michelangelo: Vibe Coding app is built and submitted to the App Store by the Michelangelo team. It supports iPhone and the web preview player. iPad is not currently supported.

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Over-the-Air Updates

The production app receives updates automatically when the team publishes a new release.

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Shipping a Generated Project

Michelangelo does not provide an in-app “Build for App Store” button for generated projects. To ship a generated app as a standalone binary:
  1. Open the project in the Michelangelo editor.
  2. Go to App Settings → Tools → GitHub → Settings.
  3. Connect your GitHub account and push the code.
  4. Open the generated repository on GitHub.
  5. Clone the repository locally or run a build from a mobile build service.
  6. Configure your own app identifier, signing, and App Store credentials.
  7. Build and submit.

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Fastest Distribution Path

If you just want others to try your app, the public preview link is the fastest option: 
https://michelangelo.land/preview/{projectId}
Anyone with the link can open and interact with the app in a browser.

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App Store Metadata

  • App title: Michelangelo: Vibe Coding
  • Subtitle: App to build apps.
  • Category: Developer Tools

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Next Steps

GitHub Integration

Export your source code to GitHub.

Share App

Share a public preview link.