First release readiness with minimum console work
Get imported App Store and Play Console apps ready for review.
Launch turns first-release setup into one structured workflow: store presence, policy answers, pricing and distribution intent, Legal Pages, ASO checks, build readiness, and review submission boundaries.
SyncStore Launch
SyncStore product surface
From app record to review-ready
01Start after the app record exists in App Store Connect or Play Console, then fill one Launch brief instead of chasing scattered store-console forms.
Apply what official APIs support
02SyncStore writes API-managed surfaces, verifies store readback, and marks console-only decisions as prepared or manual instead of pretending they are automated.
Respect the build and legal boundary
03Binary upload, build attachment when stores require it, and legal/account decisions stay human-owned, while SyncStore makes the remaining work explicit.
From app record to review-ready
Start after the app record exists in App Store Connect or Play Console, then fill one Launch brief instead of chasing scattered store-console forms.
Apply what official APIs support
SyncStore writes API-managed surfaces, verifies store readback, and marks console-only decisions as prepared or manual instead of pretending they are automated.
Respect the build and legal boundary
Binary upload, build attachment when stores require it, and legal/account decisions stay human-owned, while SyncStore makes the remaining work explicit.
Questions
What teams usually ask before adopting this workflow.
Does SyncStore create the store app record?
No. SyncStore Launch starts after an App Store Connect or Play Console app record already exists and has been imported.
Does SyncStore upload APK, AAB, or IPA binaries?
No. Builds stay in the native store workflow. SyncStore can preflight artifact metadata and verify build readiness where store APIs expose it.
SyncStore