- Use Storewatch from other AI apps: connect the Claude app with one click, or copy a prompt that Claude Code or Codex follow to connect themselves. Cursor and other apps are covered too
- Choose what other AI apps can do: Off, Read only, or Full access, which also lets them draft listing text, prices and keywords. Drafts still wait for you to publish, and a change applies without reconnecting
- One AI tab in Settings for the AI inside Storewatch and for other AI apps. It opens on the provider you use, marked "In use"
- Steadier screens: the Daily bar no longer shifts when you change days, and tabs and filters stay in place when you switch them or clear filters
- Chat fits your window: opening Chat widens the window to make room instead of cutting off the sides, and closing it gives the width back
- Pricing shows how far each price is from Apple’s equivalent (−75%, +17%), opens on your first priced product, and no longer makes the window taller
- Clearer layouts: the Territories pricing line wraps instead of cutting off, drafted price changes stay readable on narrow windows, and table columns stay in order
- Pricing, a new screen for each app: the app, every in-app purchase and every subscription with its price in all 175 countries, next to what Apple would charge there for your base price, with tabs for one-time purchases and subscriptions
- Change prices from Chat: ask for a price change ("match Apple’s price in India") and Chat drafts it. Drafts wait on the Pricing screen and nothing changes on the App Store until you click Apply and confirm
- New Insights when a price you set is far from Apple’s equivalent, when a price change is coming up, or when Apple changes an in-app purchase price
- Price and availability on each app’s Territories screen: your base price (or Free), a price per country, scheduled price changes, and the countries you’re not on sale in, shaded on the map with Apple’s reason
- New Insights: when Apple changes one of your prices, when a price change is coming up, when a price you set is far from your base price, and when an app can’t be sold in a country, for example a missing game approval number in China mainland
- Country names and flags for all 175 App Store countries
- Release health on Releases: your newest version against the one before, with crash rate per version and Apple’s launch time, hang, memory and disk numbers. Red only when something clearly got worse
- Warnings when a release gets worse: an Insight and a ⚠ next to the app on the dashboard that opens Releases
- What people say on Reviews: Apple’s own summary of your reviews, per country, when Apple has written one
- Both appear once Apple has enough data for an app; until then Release health says so in one line
- Cleaner dashboard: only metrics with data get a tile, and tables leave out columns that are still empty
- Keywords open on your best ranks, with a new Ranked only filter
- Releases tells you when an approved version is waiting for you to release it
- Clearer charts: proceeds and sales as bars, with dates on the axis; daily labels line up with their bars
- Fixes: collapsed tables no longer show a clipped row, the map is bigger, chat no longer squeezes tables, Dismiss All keeps your achievements, and failed saves now show an error
- Background sync: keep insights, reviews and alerts up to date even when Storewatch is closed. Setup now offers it, and the dashboard asks once if it’s off.
- Achievements: every tile is the same size, and you can hide any of them; hidden ones wait in a Hidden section at the bottom of Insights
- Insights: rows no longer grow when you hover. Ask and Dismiss appear as small icons in place of the date, and on right-click.
- Yesterday, at a glance: the dashboard’s Yesterday card shows downloads, proceeds and new reviews against your 7-day average, the top 3 countries downloads came from, the last 14 days with yesterday picked out, and how downloads split across your apps
- New license card: the Radar member card, pearl metal with your radar dial engraved in it. The sweep follows your pointer; click it for a ping.
- Next payout now tells you when amounts can only be estimates because your App Store Connect key can’t read finance reports, and what key is needed
- Problems loading finance reports are now reported on their own, not as sales report errors
- Next payout: the dashboard shows what Apple pays you next, for which fiscal month and when it should arrive, from Apple’s monthly finance reports. A history lists every fiscal month with its payment date.
- New Settings: a sidebar with grouped cards, appearance picked from window previews, and account details at a glance
- License card: licensed copies get a collectible card that tilts toward the pointer (click it for confetti)
- Long tables show their first 5 rows, with Show All when you need the rest
- Background sync no longer asks for your keychain password
- After a new version of your app goes live, the Listing screen now shows that version (and its screenshots), not the one it replaced
- The language menu shows your app’s default language first, tagged "Default", and the Listing opens in it
The first public release.
- One dashboard for every app you ship, with yesterday’s numbers in one sentence
- Insights and achievements for each app and across all of them
- Reviews inbox with replies, translation and AI drafts
- Listing editor for every language, keyword ranks and competitors
- Releases: new versions, pre-submission checks and Submit for Review
- Ask Storewatch: chat with the AI you already use, and let it prepare changes for you to publish
- 3-day free trial, then a one-time license
