See what iOS actually indexed from your App Intents
Your intent compiles, the code is in the binary — and Siri still can't see it.
The truth is in Metadata.appintents, the metadata Xcode extracts into every build.
IntentScope reads it for you: drop in an .app or .xcarchive,
see exactly what Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight will find, and get told why something is missing.
Problems it catches that Xcode won't tell you about
All of these build with zero warnings:
- Metadata extraction silently skipped
a stray
LM_SKIP_METADATA_EXTRACTIONships an app where no intent exists as far as the system is concerned. - Untranslated invocation phrases a phrase you forgot to localize simply doesn't exist for those users — no fallback, no warning.
- Renamed intent, broken shortcuts rename a type and every shortcut your users saved stops working after the update. The diff view flags it before you ship.
- Two shortcuts, one phrase duplicate phrases make Siri's routing a coin toss.
Join the waitlist
One-time purchase, planned at $49. Waitlist gets early-bird pricing. No spam — a handful of emails at most.
Want your build checked today?
Free while IntentScope is in development:
email your .app or .xcarchive (zip or any file link) to
intentscope@getheron.app and I'll run it through
IntentScope's checks by hand — you get back a report of what the system indexed and any silent
problems found, usually within a day or two.
Your build is seen by me only, used only to produce your report, never shared, and deleted on request.