Seven specialist agents that read your code, find what needs work, and help you fix it. All in one workspace. Use them here or connect your own AI through MCP.
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Good things take a little finishing.The last stretch is full of things you didn’t know to look for. A missing permission. A confusing first step. An endpoint that trusts the wrong input.
Bisc gives each part of your app its own specialist. Start with a review, then work through the fixes in a conversation.
Add your app link and a few answers. Review your shared brand brief.
One section or all seven. Then upload your source folder or ZIP.
Ask questions, approve proposals, or let the agent edit. Export the result.
Each section has its own instructions, conversation, and findings. Its agent can read your files and prepare edits within that section.
Whether the listing says what the app actually does.
Find the gap between what your app promises and what someone actually gets. Work through the copy with a specialist who can read the implementation.
Meet the Marketing agent ↗A review of your source, with a chat for questions and edits. External dashboards and device tests need separate checks.
Privacy policy, terms, and the claims you make about data.
Trace the data your app collects and compare it with the documents and consent flows in your source. Findings explain what needs a closer review.
Meet the Legal agent ↗A review of your source, with a chat for questions and edits. External dashboards and device tests need separate checks.
The guidelines reviewers send builds back over.
Catch submission issues visible in your project before sending a build to a reviewer. Ask the agent to help prepare the source changes.
Meet the App Store agent ↗A review of your source, with a chat for questions and edits. External dashboards and device tests need separate checks.
Tap targets, contrast, and the states nobody drew.
Look at the details people feel when they use your app. Your agent checks the components and styles, then helps you work through the fixes.
Meet the Design and usability agent ↗A review of your source, with a chat for questions and edits. External dashboards and device tests need separate checks.
What a new user meets in the first thirty seconds.
Give the first session a clear next step. Review the welcome screens, prompts and paths a new user can take through your source.
Meet the Onboarding agent ↗A review of your source, with a chat for questions and edits. External dashboards and device tests need separate checks.
Keys, tokens, and anything reachable that should not be.
Follow sensitive inputs and data through the code. Findings point to the file and explain the boundary that needs attention.
Meet the Security agent ↗A review of your source, with a chat for questions and edits. External dashboards and device tests need separate checks.
Code paths that fail, each one tied to a line.
Find the inputs and states that make a code path fail. Talk through each finding and ask for a proposal or an edit in your working copy.
Meet the Bugs agent ↗A review of your source, with a chat for questions and edits. External dashboards and device tests need separate checks.
An illustrative case study: one app, from submission to its first useful session. The numbers below are example inputs, not measured customer results or App Store averages.
Imagine a third submission held up by permissions, account deletion or an unfinished purchase flow. App Store and Legal agents help you prepare the source and documents before the next review.
3submission attempts in this example
A working app still needs a clear promise. The Marketing agent drafts the landing copy, store description and social posts that explain why someone should try it.
1,000 → 120visitors → sign-ups in this example
The first screen asks too much, and the next step is hard to find. Onboarding and Design agents help simplify the path to a first useful result.
120 → 12sign-ups → activated users in this example
A failed request or missing ownership check can undo the work. Bugs and Security agents trace the source and prepare focused fixes you can review.
7specialists for the whole journeyUse all seven specialists here in Bisc. Or connect your own AI through MCP and work with the same projects, findings and conversations.
Choose the agent’s mode before sending a message. Change your mind whenever you need to.
Create your workspace ↗No subscription. All plans include a review, specialist chat, proposals, and workspace edits for the sections you buy.
Finish the part that needs attention.
See what needs work across your app.
Review, fix, and check your next version.
Text source is kept for seven days per upload. Export applied edits before it expires.
Yes. In Edit workspace mode, requested edits are applied to a hosted working copy. In Suggest changes mode, you approve each proposal first. Export downloads the accepted text source with your applied edits. It does not include skipped assets or dependencies.
Yes. Pick your project folder in the upload screen, or drag it in using a supported browser. Dependencies, build outputs, binaries and large files are skipped. You can also upload a ZIP.
Your uploaded source is private to your account. Relevant code is sent to the Anthropic API for reviews and agent conversations. Uploads and edited source expire after seven days. You can delete a project or your account at any time.
No. Bisc reads code; it does not execute your app or inspect external dashboards. Use it to find and work through issues. Device testing, App Store submissions, legal review and production deployment still need their own checks.