Good. Now we need to put the actual RareStation website files into that repository.

Step 3 — I'll make the website files

Rather than having you type the Privacy Policy into GitHub manually, I'll make the complete files for you so you can upload them.

We'll make:

rarestation.app/
├── index.html        ← RareStation main page
├── privacy/
│   └── index.html    ← rarestation.app/privacy
├── terms/
│   └── index.html    ← rarestation.app/terms
└── support/
    └── index.html    ← rarestation.app/support

That gives us the public pages we'll need for the App Store.

Before I generate them, I need one thing: what email address do you want customers/Apple to use to contact RareStation for support/privacy requests?

For example: support@rarestation.app. We can set up that address afterward if you don't already have one.

Yep — you're exactly where you need to be. The rarestation-site repository is created and it's Public.

Don't click Codespaces or anything else yet.

Before I make the website files, I just need the support email you want displayed publicly on RareStation's Privacy Policy and legal pages.

Since you own rarestation.app, we could use something professional like:

support@rarestation.app

We can set that up through Namecheap to forward to your regular email, so you don't necessarily need to pay for a separate mailbox.

If you're good with support@rarestation.app, say yes and we'll use that.