Submissions
Upload a binary. That is the whole job.
Delivery, processing, attaching the build, release notes, submitting for review — the chain that usually costs an afternoon of console tab-switching, run for you and watched until it is live.
One upload
The console chain, run without you
Upload the binary and the rest happens: it is delivered to the store, we wait for processing, attach the build to a version, set your release notes and submit it for review. The part that usually means five browser tabs and a lot of refreshing is one action and a progress line.
- App Store Connect and Google Play, from the same place
- Waits for processing rather than failing when the build is not ready yet
- Release notes set as part of the submission, not remembered afterwards
Watched
You find out because it tells you
Submissions are checked every fifteen minutes. When the state changes — in review, approved, live, or rejected — you are told. Nobody has to remember to look, which matters most for the state you least want to discover late.
- A journey page per release, store-true for Apple and for Play
- The action for the current stage is on the page, not in a console
- Releases you made in the console before you arrived are imported, so history is complete
When it goes wrong
A rejection arrives decoded, with a reply already written
Paste what the reviewer sent. You get it in plain English, a fix plan written against your actual listing and build rather than generic advice, and a reply drafted for App Review — then you resubmit from the same page. There are guides for every common reason too, free and without an account.
Questions
Do I still need the consoles?
For the submission chain, no. For things only Apple and Google can do — agreements, banking, certain account settings — yes, and we link you straight to the right page rather than pretending otherwise.
What happens to releases I made before signing up?
They are imported, with their status and history, so the release list is complete rather than starting from the day you arrived.
Can you guarantee approval?
No, and nobody can. Apple and Google decide independently. What we remove is the avoidable rejections, and what we shorten is the time between a rejection and a good answer to it.
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Listings & localisation
Titles, subtitles, keywords and descriptions — written, linted, and localised into eleven languages.
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Reviews & monitoring
Both stores in one inbox with drafted replies, plus competitor watch and a weekly digest.
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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