“Quickly access your KPIs”
“Monitor releases”
“Check your inbox messages”
“Reply to reviews in real time”
“Manage orders and refunds”
“Choose the notifications you want to receive”
“Use Play Console in dark mode”
A closer look at the screenshots
Acquisition and revenue charts lead the dashboard.
Release rows display rollout percentages and a halted state.
A rejected-update message stands out in the inbox.
Review text appears with reply timestamps.
Order rows show multiple currencies and refund icons.
A bottom sheet displays notification choices.
A dark surround matches the dark interface.
About this app
• Monitor the metrics you care about • Manage your app's orders and issue refunds • View and reply to app reviews • Track and monitor the availability of your apps across different tracks and releases
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Quickly access your KPIs”
KPIs names key metrics for developers, while quickly is unmeasured.
“Monitor releases”
Monitor releases directly names the operational task.
“Check your inbox messages”
Check your inbox messages gives a direct action for reviewing platform notices.
“Reply to reviews in real time”
Real time is a response-timing claim beyond displaying the reply workflow.
“Manage orders and refunds”
Orders and refunds names the two billing-management tasks.
“Choose the notifications you want to receive”
Choose clearly frames notifications as user-controlled.
“Use Play Console in dark mode”
Dark mode names the appearance option without extra claims.
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