“Track important status updates in one place”
“Manage your app across Apple platforms”
“Promote your app with exciting marketing assets”
“Manage TestFlight builds and testers”
“View and respond to customer reviews”
A closer look at the screenshots
Green status dots repeat beside platform-version rows.
Separate platform sections occupy one app-management screen.
A finished promotional card appears beside a Share button.
Add Build and Add Tester controls are prominent in TestFlight.
A rating histogram sits above customer reviews.
About this app
Manage your apps on the go with the App Store Connect app for iPhone and iPad. • View the status of your apps and manage App Store submissions. • Manage tester groups, add new builds and testers, view screenshot and crash feedback. • View key sales and trends information to monitor app performance. • View and respond to your latest customer ratings and reviews. • Generate marketing assets to promote your apps’ biggest moments, such as getting featured in select placements on the App Store, or when you’re submitting a new app launch or new version. • Receive notifications about key events, such as app status changes, new customer reviews, tester feedback, and featuring in select placements on the App Store.
Headlines in this set
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“Track important status updates in one place”
One place frames app-status tracking as consolidated monitoring.
“Manage your app across Apple platforms”
Across Apple platforms defines the ecosystem scope without listing every platform.
“Promote your app with exciting marketing assets”
Marketing assets names the output, while exciting is subjective.
“Manage TestFlight builds and testers”
Builds and testers names the two managed TestFlight resources.
“View and respond to customer reviews”
View and respond distinguishes reading feedback from acting on it.
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