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App Intents, Siri & Shortcuts App Store Listing in Simplified Chinese — zh-Hans Action Phrase Copy
You shipped App Intents — voice actions in Siri, tiles in the Shortcuts app, maybe Apple Intelligence action surfaces — and the US App Store gallery sells that workflow.
Open the same app on the China storefront and the product page still reads English: name, subtitle, keywords, description, and screenshot captions that say Siri, Shortcuts, Ask Siri to…, plus action-phrase overlays frozen in Latin script.
Chinese buyers who search for 快捷指令 or 语音助手 land on a page that looks like you never localized the Siri story.
AppLocale delivers paste-ready Simplified Chinese for those listing fields — not App Intents engineering, not SiriKit code, not a machine translation dump.
Operator guidance only — no ranking guarantee, not legal advice, not investment advice. Seller: Fortune Insight, LLC.
Western indie iOS developers — US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia — whose app exposes:
App Intents — discoverable actions surfaced in Siri, Spotlight, and the Shortcuts app
Siri voice commands — “Hey Siri, …” phrases that invoke your app’s intents
Shortcuts automation — user-built workflows with your app’s intent tiles and parameters
Apple Intelligence action surfaces — when your marketing screenshots show on-device action chips or system-style Siri sheets tied to your intents
You finished the en-US listing. The zh-Hans row exists or is in progress, but China buyers still see English searchable fields and English intent-screenshot captions. You need paste-ready Connect copy — not a contractor to rewrite AppShortcutsProvider or configure SiriKit domains.
This page is not our ChatGPT App Store listing guide — that guide covers apps whose China product page centers on ChatGPT or AI chat features, not App Intents / Siri / Shortcuts action surfaces.
Listing fields vs App Intents engineering vs screenshot design
Intent-aware apps blur three workstreams indie teams conflate:
App Store Connect listing metadata — name, subtitle, keywords, description, promotional text, screenshot overlay captions on the zh-Hans row. AppLocale scope.
App Intents / SiriKit / Shortcuts runtime — intent definitions, AppShortcutsProvider, parameter summaries, localized intent titles inside iOS, Apple Intelligence model hooks. Engineering scope — not AppLocale.
Screenshot composition — device frames, Siri sheet mockups, Shortcuts tile layouts, re-exporting PNGs with burned-in action phrases. Design scope — AppLocale delivers caption lines you paste or hand to a designer.
Why intent-gallery English hurts on the China storefront
Apps that market Siri and Shortcuts often lead screenshots with system-style surfaces where English chrome and your action phrases appear together:
English frame headlines — “Siri”, “Shortcuts”, “Ask Siri to…” left as capture defaults while your zh-Hans description claims full Chinese support
Action-phrase overlays — “Start my workout”, “Log today’s mood”, “Create a reminder” still in Latin script on gallery frames buyers skim before reading the description
Shortcuts tile labels — intent titles and parameter chips visible in marketing captures that do not match 快捷指令 search intent
Apple Intelligence action chips — on-device action surfaces with English micro-copy when productivity or utility buyers browse in zh-Hans locale
Searchable fields still English — subtitle and keywords never packed for 快捷指令, 语音控制, or Siri-adjacent terms Chinese users actually type
Better zh-Hans listing copy and intent-screenshot captions reduce product-page bounce for Siri-aware buyers — they do not replace App Intents localization inside the binary, change Shortcuts behavior at runtime, or guarantee Search rank.
Common mistakes on App Intents app zh-Hans listings
Translating only the description — name, subtitle, and keywords still English while Siri/Shortcuts screenshots dominate the gallery
Pasting 快捷指令 into every keyword slot — crowding the 100-character field without room for your app’s actual use case (habit, finance, fitness)
English action phrases in PNG exports — Connect caption fields are zh-Hans but burned-in “Ask Siri to…” overlays on the image file are still Latin
Assuming intent title localization = listing done — runtime Shortcuts tile names can be Chinese while the App Store row still falls back to English
What's New still English after intent launch — see What's New in Simplified Chinese when App Intents shipped in a recent version
Generic utility copy — description written for the main app with one sentence mentioning Siri instead of naming voice actions and Shortcuts workflows
Literal 翻译腔 on Siri jargon — awkward translations of “App Intent” or “Shortcuts automation” that native readers do not use in App Store copy
Confusing ChatGPT listing work with intent listing work — an AI chat app page is not the same as an App Intents / Siri / Shortcuts product story
What good zh-Hans intent listing copy looks like
Listing fields should name the voice and automation surfaces you actually ship — aligned with your screenshot order:
Subtitle — one concrete promise: “支持 Siri 与快捷指令” or “语音启动，一步完成” — not vague “提升效率”
Keywords — mix category terms (待办, 健身, 记账) with automation terms (快捷指令, 语音) within Connect’s ~100-character zh-Hans budget; see Simplified Chinese keywords guide
Description — short paragraphs for Siri voice commands, Shortcuts tiles, and Apple Intelligence actions if you market them — mirror screenshot sequence
Screenshot captions on intent frames — name the on-screen action: “对 Siri 说「开始专注」” not “强大功能”
Action-phrase caption lines — when your gallery shows example Siri invocations, caption sheet lists zh-Hans equivalents for designer re-export
Optional spoken phrase suggestions — when you include English action phrases in your brief, we can suggest natural zh-Hans spoken equivalents for marketing reference — not App Intents code changes
Voice consistency — same 你/您 choice as your description across overlay lines and promotional text
Connect checklist for App Intents apps targeting China
Open App Store → Chinese (Simplified) — confirm the zh-Hans row exists; empty rows fall back to English on the China storefront
Audit searchable fields — name, subtitle, keywords, description saved in zh-Hans, not placeholder English
Walk the screenshot gallery in order — flag frames showing Siri sheets, Shortcuts tiles, Ask Siri prompts, or action-phrase overlays
Export overlay lines — spreadsheet of English caption text per frame beats screenshots of Connect alone
Note burned-in vs Connect captions — if action phrases are embedded in PNGs, caption deliverables go to your designer for re-export
List English spoken phrases optionally — if you want suggested zh-Hans equivalents in the deliverable, include them in your intake brief
Match What's New if intents are new — release notes should mention Siri/Shortcuts support in zh-Hans when that version added App Intents
Verify China in Pricing and Availability — storefront enabled before expecting zh-Hans to appear
What AppLocale delivers
For one app on the zh-Hans row, paste-ready Simplified Chinese listing copy focused on intent-centric product pages:
Name, subtitle, keywords, description — rewritten for China Search intent and Siri/Shortcuts workflows you ship
Promotional text — when you include current English promo copy in your brief
Intent-screenshot caption lines — overlay text for frames showing Siri sheets, Shortcuts tiles, Ask Siri prompts, and action-phrase overlays visible in your gallery
Optional zh-Hans spoken action phrases — a short suggested list when you include your English phrases in the listing brief; marketing copy guidance only, not App Intents code
English alignment — en-US fields tightened when both storefronts need the same promise in native phrasing
24-hour turnaround — delivered to the email on your Stripe receipt after checkout and intake
Human rewrite from your current English listing — not a machine translation dump. Default $79 scope is listing metadata plus intent-screenshot captions; ask if you need Custom Product Pages or device-specific screenshot sets bundled separately.
What AppLocale does not do
Does not write App Intents, AppShortcutsProvider, or SiriKit intent code
Does not implement Apple Intelligence model integration or on-device action plumbing
Does not configure Shortcuts parameters, intent donation, or Siri vocabulary in Xcode
Does not design, compose, or re-export intent-screenshot PNG/JPEG assets
Does not localize in-app intent titles, Shortcuts tile labels, or the app binary
Does not run Apple Search Ads, paid UA, or review-reply retainers
Does not guarantee App Store rankings, Siri discovery, or download growth
Is not QuantRadar, not investment advice, and not legal review
Does not invent reviews, ratings, or traffic numbers
Send intake — reply from the email on your Stripe receipt with your App Store listing URL, current English listing text, English screenshot overlay lines (especially Siri/Shortcuts/intent frames), optional English spoken action phrases, and target locale (zh-Hans)
Receive files — within 24 hours, paste-ready zh-Hans copy arrives at your Stripe receipt email
Paste into Connect — enter metadata on the zh-Hans row; hand caption lines to your designer if text is burned into PNGs
Does AppLocale implement App Intents or AppShortcuts code?
No. We rewrite App Store Connect listing metadata and screenshot caption text only. App Intents engineering and in-app intent localization are separate work.
What intent-specific listing copy does AppLocale deliver?
Paste-ready zh-Hans name, subtitle, keywords, description, and caption lines on screenshots that show Siri sheets, Shortcuts tiles, Ask Siri prompts, or action-phrase overlays. Optionally, suggested zh-Hans spoken action phrases when you include English phrases in your brief.
How is this different from the ChatGPT App Store listing page?
The ChatGPT guide covers apps whose China listing centers on ChatGPT or AI chat. This page is for apps that expose App Intents, Siri voice actions, Shortcuts automation, or Apple Intelligence action surfaces — regardless of LLM vendor.
Does localizing listing captions change Siri or Shortcuts behavior in China?
No. Listing captions do not change intent titles or Shortcuts tile labels at runtime. In-app intent localization requires Xcode and App Intents work outside AppLocale scope.
What do I send after payment?
Your live App Store listing URL, current English listing text, English screenshot overlay lines (especially intent frames), optional English spoken action phrases, and target locale (zh-Hans). Reply from the email on your Stripe receipt — we deliver within 24 hours.
Will zh-Hans keywords rank my app for 快捷指令?
We do not guarantee keyword position or download growth. We pack keywords within Connect limits based on your app’s actual intent use case — not empty rank promises.
How much does AppLocale cost?
$79 one-time via Stripe checkout. No subscription. Seller is Fortune Insight, LLC.
What is AppLocale not?
Not App Intents engineering, not SiriKit implementation, not Apple Intelligence model work, not screenshot design, not binary localization, not ads, not ranking guarantees, not review-reply retainers, not QuantRadar, and not investment advice.
AppLocale — zh-Hans App Intents / Siri / Shortcuts listing copy for the China App Store
Delivered within 24 hours after Stripe payment. After checkout, reply from your Stripe receipt email with your App Store URL and current English listing plus intent-screenshot caption lines. No ranking guarantees. Sold by Fortune Insight, LLC.