The update workspace for App Store + Play Console

Prepare store updates like a release room.

SyncStore centralizes the work behind every mobile app update: latest store sync, editable drafts, screenshots, localizations, release notes, diff preview, progress tracking, and submit flows in one operational cockpit, without taking over binary upload.

2 stores

App Store + Play Console

1 active draft

Resume instead of duplicating

Clear proof

Diff, progress, submit status

Update Workspace

SIFA · Store Update

Draft

Sync latest state

01

Pull the active App Store candidate and Play Console state before editing.

Edit the draft

02

Metadata, localizations, visual assets, and release notes stay together while binaries remain store-side.

Review the diff

03

See exactly what will change per store, locale, and field before anything is queued.

Apply and submit

04

Queue store writes, keep progress visible, and submit only after the store-side build is ready.

App Store candidate

WAITING FOR REVIEW · v2.4.1

Metadata
Screenshots
Locales
Release notes

Diff before store write

Title

Before: Sifa ReminderAfter: SIFA Medicine Reminder

en-US Release Notes

Before: Bug fixesAfter: New refill alerts and cleaner schedule controls

Promotional Text

Before: Track your dosesAfter: Never miss a refill or dose again

Ready to queue

6 store operations prepared

App Store Connect Play ConsoleListingsScreenshotsLocalizationsChangelogsRelease readinessReviews
Product thesis

Store work should feel like a controlled release, not a scavenger hunt.

SyncStore keeps power-user shortcuts, but the flagship experience is now an update room: collect the latest truth from both stores, make edits safely, then apply only the reviewed changes.

Best for real releases

Guided Update Workspace

Choose an app group, resume the active draft if one exists, edit only what changed, then review the exact store diff before submit.

Resume or delete drafts
Latest App Store candidate
Play Console release state
Best for focused fixes

Standalone Store Tools

Jump straight into screenshots, listings, changelogs, reviews, build readiness, or localizations when the task is small and targeted.

Direct feature pages
Store-aware validation
No binary upload surface
Best for long writes

Background Operations

Close dialogs without cancelling the job, reopen progress from the page header, and always know whether a store write actually landed.

Progress dialogs
Retry-ready failures
Audit-friendly history
Main workflow

The independent pages stay. The update workspace becomes the path of least resistance.

Power users can still jump directly into screenshots, listings, localizations, reviews, and releases. But when a real app update is happening, SyncStore guides everything through one draft and one review step.

01

Sync latest state

Pull the active App Store candidate and Play Console state before editing.

02

Edit the draft

Metadata, localizations, visual assets, and release notes stay together while binaries remain store-side.

03

Review the diff

See exactly what will change per store, locale, and field before anything is queued.

04

Apply and submit

Queue store writes, keep progress visible, and submit only after the store-side build is ready.

Product surface

Built for the parts of store work that usually leak across tabs.

Update Workspace

A guided release room that starts from latest store data, keeps a draft, previews diffs, and queues store writes.

Latest snapshotDraft editingDiff previewSubmit

Visual Operations

Manage screenshots by locale and device, replace assets, reorder images, and keep progress visible while uploads run.

ScreenshotsReorderLocale slotsAssets

Store Metadata

Edit listings, changelogs, and localizations with store-aware validation for App Store and Play Console.

ListingsRelease notesLocalesValidation

Release Readiness

Inspect synced version and build readiness, then submit review without pretending SyncStore owns binary upload.

VersionsBuild readinessReviewQueues

App Groups

Link App Store and Play Console records into one app group so users operate products, not disconnected rows.

App StorePlay ConsoleLinked groups

Governed Access

Credential encryption, role-aware actions, usage gates, and visible operation history make store writes safer.

RBACAuditUsage gatesSecrets
Why it matters

Users expect every SyncStore action to reach the stores. The product should make that promise visible.

Start updates from the latest store state, not stale internal drafts.

Keep independent feature pages for power users while guiding most work through one update flow.

Make long-running store operations visible, resumable, and understandable.

Separate SyncStore drafts from already-applied store changes with clear status language.

Pricing

From solo shipping to governed store operations.

Start with centralized app updates, then unlock automation and team workflows as store operations mature.

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
  • 1 guided update apply/mo
  • Limited store-write operations
  • 1 member
Start Free

Pro

For teams shipping updates every week across multiple stores.

Most popular
$29/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
  • 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
  • Annual billing options
  • Priority roadmap input
  • Dedicated onboarding
Contact us

Turn the next update into a repeatable operating system.

Connect one store, import one app group, and let the Update Workspace become the center of every release.