SyncStore Launch + Update Workspace

Get your app review-ready without living in store consoles.

Prepare first-release setup, listings, pricing and availability intent, policy answers, screenshots, release notes, and review submission checks across App Store Connect and Google Play Console. Builds stay in the native store workflow.

Launch ready. Update safely. Operate with agents.

Launch readiness

SIFA Reminder · Review path

82% ready

SyncStore applies

Official API lanes

Listings + localizations

API-managed

Google release plan

Track + rollout

App Store pricing

Schedule-ready

Data Safety where supported

Structured

Needs build / preflight

Artifact stays external

AAB / APK / IPA upload

Store-native

Build attachment

Verified readback

16 KB / SDK / permission scan

Local preflight

Screenshot dimensions

Ready check

Final console decision

Human-owned

Legal declarations

Prepared

Policy forms

Grouped verification

Account decisions

Manual

Remaining console work

Explicit list

Two stores, one brief

SyncStore separates what it can apply, what it can verify, and what still needs a human store decision.

Binary boundary

APK, AAB, and IPA upload stay in the native stores. SyncStore can preflight and verify attachment state.

API-managed where possible

Apple + Google official surfaces first

Console work grouped

No wall of blind attestations

Builds stay external

Preflight and readback without binary custody

App Store Connect Google Play ConsoleLaunchUpdate WorkspacePricing + availabilityPolicy readinessASOSmart Links MCP / CLI
Core platform

Launch with less console work. Keep every update controlled. Operate it from web or agents.

Launch and Update Workspace orchestrate SyncStore's store capabilities into first-release and recurring-update workflows. MCP carries the same safety contract outside the browser.

First release

01

SyncStore Launch

Take an imported App Store Connect or Google Play Console app from app record exists to review-ready, excluding binary upload and app record creation.

Shared setup brief
Policy + pricing readiness
Review submission checks
Every update

02

Update Workspace

Sync latest store truth, edit listings, visuals, and release notes, then review the exact diff before queueing store writes.

Latest store snapshot
Locale-by-locale diffs
Retryable queue
Programmatic operations

03

MCP / Agent Access

Expose the same governed Launch and update contract to AI clients and CLI workflows with dry-runs, confirmation tokens, and idempotency.

Tenant-scoped keys
Dry-run mutations
Agent-safe apply
Lifecycle

Launch gets the first release ready. Update Workspace keeps the release machine running.

First launch

From app record to review-ready

01

Import app records

Connect existing App Store Connect / Google Play Console records.

02

Fill one Launch brief

Setup, pricing intent, policy answers, legal URLs, screenshots, release notes.

03

Apply what APIs support

SyncStore writes official API surfaces and verifies readback.

04

Submit when build is ready

Build upload stays native; SyncStore checks attachment and review readiness.

Every update

From synced truth to applied diff

01

Sync latest state

Pull editable store state before touching a release.

02

Edit the workspace

Change metadata, screenshots, localizations, and release notes together.

03

Review the diff

See every store, locale, field, and section before writes are queued.

04

Apply and recover

Track long store jobs, retry failures, and submit after verification.

MCP / agents

The same launch contract, available to agents and CLI workflows.

Web users and agent users get the same boundaries: dry-run first, explicit confirmation token, idempotent execution, and readable blockers before any sensitive store mutation.

agent session
dry-run

$ syncstore launch prepare --app sifa

✓ 18 API-managed requirements ready

✓ 5 store-synced checks verified

! 2 final console decisions grouped

→ dry-run token issued: launch_9f2…

governed by scopes, roles, and confirmation tokens
Trust model

SyncStore is explicit about what it can apply, verify, prepare, or leave to humans.

The product does not pretend binaries, legal attestations, or account-level store decisions are magically automated. It shrinks console work with APIs and readback, then groups the remaining decisions.

API-managed

SyncStore writes through official store APIs when Apple or Google exposes the surface.

Store-synced

Readback verifies current store state instead of treating a queued job as proof.

Local preflight

Artifact-adjacent checks can be attached without uploading binaries to SyncStore.

Prepared-only

Console-only answers are structured, validated, and grouped for one final check.

No binary takeover

SyncStore can preflight artifact metadata and verify build attachment, but APK, AAB, and IPA upload remain in Apple and Google workflows.

No blind legal automation

Console-only legal and policy decisions become structured prepared answers plus a final owner/admin verification step.

Shared capabilities

Use each capability directly, or let Launch and Update Workspace compose them into a larger workflow.

ASO, Smart Links, Legal Pages, Templates, visual operations, and release readiness are useful product surfaces in their own right. The core workflows bring them together when the job spans the whole release lifecycle.

ASO Suite

Optimize store presence with a 6-dimension audit, quick wins, reports, and staged recommendations.

ScorecardQuick winsReports

Smart Links

Measure distribution after launch with branded app links, QR assets, routing, and analytics.

RedirectsQRAnalytics

Legal Pages

Generate and host store-ready legal links for privacy policy, terms, and account deletion.

Hosted URLsStore metadataApp groups

Templates

Export, edit, import, and validate repeatable localization or changelog work outside the console.

JSONBulk editValidation

Visual Operations

Manage screenshots by locale and device with ordering, replacement, and upload progress.

ScreenshotsLocalesDevices

Release Readiness

Check synced versions, build attachment, rollout state, and review submission boundaries.

BuildsVersionsSubmit
Why now

Store work is no longer just metadata. It is a release system.

First releases need policy, distribution, pricing, screenshots, legal links, and submission checks aligned across two consoles.

Every update needs the latest store truth, a readable diff, recoverable queues, and proof that writes actually landed.

Agent workflows need the same guardrails as web workflows: scopes, dry-runs, confirmation, idempotency, and readback.

Pricing

Start with Launch. Grow into governed store operations.

Free teams can validate the workflow. Pro unlocks repeatable updates, deeper automation, ASO, Smart Links, Legal Pages, and team operations.

Free

For indie developers validating a launch workflow.

Free

Best for solo teams getting their first release system in place.

  • 1 workspace
  • 2 store surfaces or 1 linked app group
  • App Store + Play Console
  • Draft and preview guided updates
  • Basic ASO score history
  • Limited store-write operations
  • 1 member
Start Free

Pro

For teams shipping updates every week across multiple stores.

Most popular
$14.99/mo

Best for growing mobile teams that need repeatable release operations.

  • 3 workspaces
  • 20 store surfaces
  • Unlimited operations
  • Unlimited guided update applies
  • Reviews, versions & submissions
  • ASO Suite: keywords, recommendations, reports
  • Automation & bulk sync
  • 5 members
  • Priority support
Upgrade to Pro

Custom

For larger portfolios that need custom onboarding and support.

Custom

Best for publishers that want migration help, custom limits, or annual terms.

  • Custom workspace limits
  • Custom app portfolio limits
  • Unlimited operations
  • Portfolio migration support
  • Advanced ASO limits, automation & MCP
  • Annual billing options
  • Priority roadmap input
  • Dedicated onboarding
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Prepare the launch once. Keep every store update under control.

Connect App Store Connect and Google Play Console, import an app group, move toward review-ready with clear boundaries, then use the same workspace model for every release after that.