Store listings
Listings written from your app, in every language you sell in.
Title, subtitle, keyword field, descriptions — written from what your app actually does, linted against the rules that get listings rejected, then localised natively rather than translated.
Written, then checked
Copy that knows your keywords and the rules
The writer works from your app, your tracked keywords and your category — not a prompt box. What comes out is checked against the character limits and content rules each store enforces, so the listing that gets pushed is not the one that comes back rejected for a superlative or a competitor's name.
- Apple's title, subtitle and 100-character keyword field, used deliberately rather than stuffed
- Play's short and full description, with the different weighting Google gives them
- Linted for the claims, superlatives and trademarks that trigger metadata rejections
Eleven languages
Written natively, not run through a translator
Localisation is not your English description passed through a translation API. Each language is written natively inside that store's character limits, so a Japanese subtitle is a Japanese subtitle rather than a truncated English one — and the keywords chosen for that market are the ones people in that market actually search.
Nothing is lost
Every version kept, any version restorable
Every rewrite, import and push is a version. The listing you had before the experiment is still there, so trying a bolder subtitle costs you nothing — if the numbers do not move, you restore the previous one and push. Nothing is ever overwritten, and nothing reaches a store without you pressing the button.
- Drafts from the AI, from Autopilot, and from the original store import, all side by side
- Restore any version to make it the working draft
- Push is always explicit, and always yours
Questions
Which languages are supported?
Eleven on the Studio plan, three on Indie. Each is written natively for its market rather than translated from your English listing.
Will a rewrite go live automatically?
No. A rewrite becomes a draft version. You read it, edit it if you want, and push it deliberately.
Does it work for Google Play as well as the App Store?
Yes. Both stores are written for separately, because they weight and limit their fields differently.
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ASO & keywords
Daily ranks, real demand and difficulty, a keyword lab, and a monthly proposal.
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Screenshot studio
Three complete design directions from your real screens, then every required size rendered.
See it on your own app
Connect a store and your listings, screenshots, releases and reviews are imported before you do anything. Nothing reaches a store without your approval.
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