Get your app ready for Siri.

It means your app’s key actions and content are available to Siri through App Intents: actions become tools Siri can call, your content is described and indexed so Siri can find it, results show in branded cards, and the whole integration is tested with Apple’s Siri Integration Advisor and Siri Evaluations.

No. Siri can only find content and perform actions that an app makes explicitly available through App Intents, which are native code in your app. Without them, your app is invisible to Siri AI, however good your website or API is.

Not yet. Siri AI is a developer preview in the iOS 27.3 betas: it works in development builds and for internal TestFlight testers, but isn’t available to external testers or App Store users until Apple ships it to customers, which Apple says will be in a few months. App Store submissions open in the spring. We get your app ready now, and the spring re-check and App Store submission are included.

Only when your app is in the background. If your app is on screen, has an active Live Activity, or came up earlier in the conversation, people can just ask. That’s why we also index your content in Spotlight and recommend Live Activities where follow-up requests matter.

Any stack. Most of the apps we build are React Native and Expo, and we work just as well with native SwiftUI and UIKit, Flutter, and Ionic. The Siri pieces are native Swift in your iOS project, so we add them as a native module — for Expo, in a development build rather than Expo Go.

Yes, we can build that. Apple asks that actions with real-world consequences, like paying for an order, are confirmed by the person, so we build them for Siri to prepare the order or booking and your customer to confirm it. Apple hasn’t published its usage policies for Siri AI yet, and we’ll adapt the flow if they change anything.

Yes. We set authentication policies on sensitive entities and actions, so Siri asks people to unlock their device first, and mark private properties as internal so Siri and Shortcuts never see them.

Siri AI runs on Apple Intelligence-capable devices in English, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish, with more languages coming. Apple says it is currently unavailable in the EU on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, and not available to users under 13. We still take EU clients — we put that caveat in writing before any work starts.

In as little as 3 days. Your exact timeline depends on how many actions you want Siri to handle — we confirm it with you before any work starts.

Starting at $1,999, delivered in as little as 3 days. That covers your app’s top 3 actions as tools Siri can call, one type of content indexed in Spotlight with a branded result card, privacy controls, a Siri Evaluations test suite, an internal TestFlight build, and the launch re-check in the spring. Need it faster? Pro is $2,999, delivered within 2 days. More actions and app skills are quoted up front, before we begin. The audit is free.

It’s included. When Apple ships Siri AI to customers and opens App Store submissions in the spring, we rebuild your app on the final SDK, re-run your Siri Evaluations suite, fix anything Apple changed during the preview, and submit the update.

Yes. iPhone Duo optimization plus app integration for Siri AI is $2,499 delivered in 5 days, or $3,599 delivered in 3 days.

We look at what Siri can already see in your app — existing App Intents, shortcuts, entities, and Spotlight indexing — and send you a ranked list of the actions people are most likely to ask Siri for, with sample phrases. It’s free, with no obligation.

A few details about your app, access to its source code (a repository invite or a project export), App Store Connect access so we can add internal TestFlight testers, and the three to five things your users do most.