Submitting to the stores is tedious. It doesn’t have to be.
Your app store presence, run by AI.
Keywords, listings, screenshots, submissions, rejections and reviews — for the App Store and Google Play, from one place. The AI does the work; you approve it.
Free plan, no card. Nothing reaches a store without your approval.
The whole path, covered
Eleven steps between an idea and an install. You do three of them.
How AppSubmit covers the whole journey
- ConnectKeys encrypted, guides show where each one lives
- ImportYour listings, screenshots, releases and reviews pulled in
- KeywordsFound, scored against real demand and difficulty
- ListingWritten, linted, localised into eleven languages
- ScreenshotsDesigned, framed, rendered at every required size
- SubmitDelivered, build attached, sent to review
- In reviewWatched every fifteen minutes so you needn't be
- RejectedDecoded, with a plan and a drafted reply
- LiveShipped — and the loop keeps running
- ReviewsAnswered, in drafts waiting for your approval
- Each monthOne proposal for what to change next
✦Every stage marked like this arrives already done, waiting for you to approve it.
The screenshot studio
Upload raw screens. Get a store-ready set, designed.
Screenshots are the hardest part of shipping and the easiest to do badly. The AI studies your actual screens and your app’s context, then proposes three complete looks — palette, captions, background — rendered as real previews rather than described. Pick one and it renders the whole set.
Every size both stores demand
iPhone 6.9, 6.7 and 6.5, iPad 12.9, Play phone, 7-inch and 10-inch tablets, and the Play feature graphic.
Never stretched
Screens are scaled or padded with the dominant colour — never distorted to fit a slot.
Captions written for you
A headline and supporting line per screenshot, tone-matched to your app rather than generic.
Artwork generated on demand
Background art is generated to match the direction when a flat colour is not enough.
Real device frames
iPhone and Android frames per store, so a screenshot reads as a product, not a crop.
Reorder freely
Drag the story into the order that sells it; the first frame is the one most people ever see.
Download as a zip
Every set exports in one click if you would rather upload by hand.
Or push straight to the store
Delivered into the listing through the API, replacing what is there.
The listing writer
Every field the stores make you fill in — in every language you sell in.
Title, subtitle, keyword field, promotional text, description, what’s new — and Play’s short and full descriptions. It starts by importing what is already live, so you improve reality rather than starting from a blank box. Counters track each store’s limits as you type, a lint pass flags rejection risks before Apple does, and every draft is kept, so any version is one click from coming back.
Then pick a language and the AI writes a native listing, not a translation: idioms adapted to how that market speaks, keywords translated as concepts rather than word-for-word, your brand name left alone, and each language’s limits respected. Eleven languages, each with its own drafts, history and push.
The rejection decoder
Paste what the reviewer sent. Get a plan and a reply.
Rejections arrive as guideline numbers and boilerplate. The decoder reads the message against your actual listing, build and release history and returns what it means, why it triggered, a numbered action plan, the guidelines being cited, whether you can resubmit the same binary — and a reply to App Review, drafted and ready to edit.
And because AppSubmit watches your submissions, a rejection reaches you as a notification with the decoder already waiting — not as a surprise three days later.
Browse the free rejection guides →Prepare
Get found, before you ship
- Daily ranks on both stores
- Demand and difficulty on every keyword
- A lab for keywords you would never type
- Listings written, linted and localised into eleven languages
- Screenshots designed, framed and sized for every slot
Ship
Submit means submitted
- Upload a binary — we deliver, attach and submit it
- A journey page per release, store-true for both
- Console-made releases imported, so history is complete
- Rejections decoded, with a fix plan and a drafted reply
Listen
Then it runs without you
- One inbox for reviews from both stores
- Replies drafted and tone-matched — nothing sends itself
- Rivals snapshotted weekly, with what changed
- A Monday digest of movers, gaps and unanswered reviews
Keyword research
Find the phrases you would never have typed — then find out if they are worth it.
The Lab brainstorms across five angles — synonyms, problems, audiences, moments, adjacent categories — then scores every candidate against the live market and sorts it onto a map: worth chasing now, worth building toward, or worth ignoring.
Tracked keywords then get daily ranks, a demand score from Apple’s own search suggestions, a difficulty read from whoever holds the top ten, and a check on whether your listing even contains them.
✦ No setup required
See it work on your app before you connect anything.
Sign up and paste your App Store link — no credentials, no configuration. Within about thirty seconds the AI has read your live listing, scored real keyword opportunities against live demand and difficulty, found where you already rank, and told you what is weak. Most people find something they did not know in the first run.
Connect your account after that, and the same engine imports your listings, screenshots, release history and reviews. You never start from an empty dashboard.
Try it on your app✦ ASO Autopilot
An ASO employee that works a full month, then asks one question.
On the first of every month it re-runs your whole cycle — ranks and trends, live search demand, difficulty, listing coverage, your real install funnel, competitor moves — and delivers a single proposal: which keywords to drop, which to chase, how your listing should change. Every line cites the number behind it.
Approve it and the keywords change and a listing draft appears. Pushing to the store stays yours. It never acts alone, and when the data is thin it says so instead of guessing.
Real numbers, not estimates
The only ASO tool that can show your actual install funnel.
Intelligence tools sell you estimates of other people’s downloads. Because you connect your own App Store Connect key, AppSubmit reads your genuine numbers straight from Apple’s Analytics API. Your listing pushes are marked on the chart, so the question stops being “did my rank move?” and becomes “did my installs?”
Apple exposes no per-keyword search terms, so keyword-level attribution is labelled inference, never measurement. Google offers no equivalent API, and we say so where it matters.
Read from your own Apple key
- Search impressions
- How often you were seen in results
- Product page views
- How many of those opened your listing
- Installs by source
- Search, browse, referral, unavailable
- Conversion rate
- Views that became installs, over time
- Your pushes, marked
- Every listing change dated on the chart
Nothing here is modelled. If Apple does not report it, we do not show it.
Why this is not another ASO tool
Everyone else hands you back a task. This one closes the loop.
ASO tools tell you what to change and leave you to change it. Screenshot tools make images that know nothing about your keywords. Submission tools upload a binary and stop.
- 01
Finds the keyword
Scored against real demand and difficulty
- 02
Writes the listing around it
Then localises it, within each store's limits
- 03
Designs the screenshots to match
Rendered at every size both stores demand
- 04
Pushes it to the store
And watches the review, decoding any rejection
Then it tells you next month whether any of it worked — measured against your real install numbers, not an estimate.
What that feels like
Less a tool you operate. More a colleague who got there first.
Every rewrite, import and push is kept. Nothing is overwritten, nothing is sent without you, and any version can become the working draft again.
You never start from a blank box
Connect a store and your listings, screenshots, release history and reviews are already imported. The first thing you see is your own app, not an empty form.
Nothing ships without you
Every piece of AI work arrives as a draft — copy, screenshots, replies, proposals. You read it, change it, and press the button. There is no version of this where something is published behind your back.
The tedious parts happen while you sleep
Ranks checked, submissions watched, reviews synced, competitors snapshotted, a digest on Monday. You find out because it tells you, not because you remembered to look.
When it goes wrong, you get a plan
A rejection stops being a wall of guideline numbers. It arrives decoded, with the fix written against your actual app and a reply ready to send.
Free guides
Every rejection reason, explained
Written for the moment you are staring at a rejection: what the guideline actually means, why it triggered, the fixes reviewers accept, and a reply you can adapt.
Security
You are handing over the keys to your store. We treat them that way.
Encrypted at rest
AES-256-GCM, with the master key outside the database.
Draft first, always
Nothing is pushed to a store without an explicit approval.
Every use audited
An audit log records each time a credential touches a store API.
Read-only imports
Pulling your listings and history writes nothing back.
Pricing
Cheaper than the ASO tool alone.
ASO tracking, listing copy, screenshot design, submissions and review management, priced for one developer. Caps pause a feature instead of billing you — there are no overages.
See what each plan includesFree
$0
One app, real keyword tracking
Indie
$29/mo
The whole AI suite, three apps
Studio
$79/mo
Ten apps, every language
Questions
Does anything get published without me approving it?
No. Every AI output is a draft: listings become draft versions you review, replies wait for approval, and Autopilot proposes rather than acts. Pushing to a store is always a deliberate action by you.
How are my store credentials protected?
Encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, with the master key held outside the database so a database copy alone cannot decrypt them. Every use is written to an audit log, imports are read-only, and removing a connection stops all access immediately.
Do you support Google Play as well as the App Store?
Both. Submissions, listings, screenshots, reviews and rank tracking work across the two. Some ASO data is Apple-only — demand and difficulty scores in particular — because Google exposes no equivalent, and we would rather say so than invent numbers.
Can you guarantee my app gets approved?
Nobody can. Apple and Google decide independently. What we do is remove the mistakes that cause avoidable rejections, and make the ones that still happen fast to understand and answer.
What does it cost?
Free to start, with one app and real keyword tracking. Indie is $29 a month, Studio $79. Caps pause features rather than billing you extra — no overages, ever.
Stop fighting consoles.
Start free — one app, real keyword tracking, the review inbox, and two rejection decodes a month.
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