Storebench · local App Store Connect workspace

Prepare app releases with the full picture in view.

Bring listing text, screenshots, pricing, reports, and revision history into one local workspace. You can use Storebench without connected sync. When you request an import, report, or approved publication, the app communicates directly with Apple from your Mac.

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Source installation available; the Mac desktop package is a local prototype. See the repository for setup requirements.

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Feature slides

One workspace, from first draft to final review.

Explore the interface through six screenshots made with illustrative sample data.

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01 · App library

See every app in one place.

The Apps view brings imported app records, status, and local work into a single library. Open an app to continue from saved revisions and drafts.

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02 · Version comparison

Compare two saved listing versions.

Place two revisions side by side to see how title, subtitle, keywords, and other listing material changed before you reuse or publish a draft.

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03 · Metrics

Put listing changes next to reported results.

Compare saved ASO versions with reported metrics. The view keeps the selected periods visible so differences have context.

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04 · Changed fields

Read exactly which fields changed.

Inspect changed listing fields in a focused view and trace edits back to the revisions that contain them.

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05 · Activity graph

Follow results across a timeline.

Use the graph to examine reported activity over time alongside saved listing work and review the selected range.

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06 · Sales reports

Review sales across saved report periods.

Download sales data on request, then browse stored periods with clear coverage and app context. Missing reports stay distinct from zero sales.

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How it works

Local preparation. Deliberate publication.

Start locally or connect. Open the workspace without an Apple account, or connect one when you want to import app material.
Prepare locally. Edit text, media, and price plans; compare saved revisions and report context.
Review and approve. Inspect the prepared Apple change, approve it, and check publishing history afterward.

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Data choices

Keep the workspace local. Choose what connects.

You can skip connecting an Apple account and use a local workspace without Storebench service sync. When you request Get from Apple, reporting, or an approved publication, data travels directly between your Mac and Apple, without passing through Storebench servers.

Optional Storebench services are planned to sync selected parts of a workspace if you enable them. A separate planned translation option would send only the ASO text you select and the details needed to translate it, either to an AI engine you connect yourself or through Storebench. Translation would not send the entire workspace.

Storebench services will log the data needed for operation and security. Sending optional data to improve those services will require a separate opt-in. Each service will explain its data flow before you enable it.

Read the privacy notice and sync choices