app-store-screenshotslisted

# App Store Screenshots Capture native-resolution screenshots on the simulator, downscale to the other required sizes, upload via `helm-asc`. ## Sizes (only TWO files per screen are actually needed) | Display | Pixels | Device | |---------|--------|--------| | 6.9" | 1320×2868 | iPhone 16/17 Pro Max (capture native here) | | 6.7" | 1290×2796 | downscale from 6.9" | | 6.5" | 1242×2688 | downscale from 6.9" | Aspect ratios differ <0.4%, so downscaling 6.9"→6.7"/6.5" is visually lossless. If the app's deployment target is iOS 26+, **no real 6.5"-class device can run it** — those sizes MUST be derived from a 6.9" capture, never captured natively. ## Capture pipeline 1. **Boot the largest Pro Max sim** and build/install: `flowdeck simulator boot <udid>`; `flowdeck run -S <udid> -d ios/DerivedData-shots`. Find the UDID with `flowdeck simulator list` (pick an iPhone 17/16 Pro Max). 2. **Clean status bar:** `flowdeck simulator status-bar override -S <udid> --time "9:41" --data-network 5g --wifi-mode active --wifi-bars 3 --cellular-mode active --cellular-bars 4 --battery-state charged --battery-level 100`. Re-assert it before each capture (navigation can reset it). 3. **Capture at NATIVE resolution** — use `flowdeck simulator frames --images -S <udid> -t 1s --fps 2 -o <dir>`, then take `frame-000-*.png` (1320×2868). ⚠️ Do NOT use `flowdeck ui simulator screen --screenshot` for the deliverable — it returns POINT resolution (440×956 @1x), which ASC rejects. `frames --images` is th