Bolt’s own documentation is unusually plain about the shape of this: you download the code, open it in an editor, run `eas build --platform ios --auto-submit` yourself, then finish in App Store Connect. Nothing about that blocks review — the resulting binary is an ordinary Expo build submitted under your own account — but anyone expecting a button inside the product will not find one, and the last mile needs a working local toolchain.
3 claims, each one read off a document that says it.
The code must be downloaded and built outside Bolt.
"After building your app with Bolt, download the code and open it in a code editor such as VS Code."
The build and submission are driven by the EAS CLI from your own environment.
"Run this command: `eas build --platform ios --auto-submit`"
The final step is an ordinary App Store Connect submission by you.
"Once you're happy with your app: 1. Go to App Store Connect. 2. Fill in your app's details. 3. Submit for App Store review."
One claim, read off a document that says it.
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"Free $0 … 300K tokens daily limit … Pro $25 per month billed monthly … Teams popular $30 per month and member billed monthly"