0.1.1

The first version. The connections to Adapty, Stripe, Superwall, Adjust, AppsFlyer and Google
Analytics are new and have not been checked against real accounts yet: compare their first figures
with each service's own.

• Follow apps in any of the 175 App Store storefronts, with daily ratings, chart ranks, keyword
  ranks and reviews.
• Follow Google Play apps too, by link, name or package name: daily ratings and installs, top chart
  positions, keyword ranks within Google Play's 30 search results, keyword research, and reviews
  with the developer's replies. The Metadata lab drafts a Google Play listing too: title, short
  description and description, scored and checked by Google Play's rules.
• Link an app's App Store and Google Play versions to switch between them and compare them side
  by side. Each keeps its own keywords, reviews and history.
• Connect Google Play Console with a service account to publish a draft's texts to your listing,
  after a review screen that shows what changes, and to reply to recent reviews.
• Google Play's own figures for your apps, read from Play Console's statistics files: store
  listing visitors, acquisitions, conversion and installs by day, country and traffic source, in a
  Performance tab, on the dashboard, in a change's impact and in client reports.
• Seed keyword strategies for Google Play apps: researched in Google Play, written as a title,
  a short description and the keywords for the description.
• Connect RevenueCat with a read-only key per project to see each app's revenue, MRR,
  subscriptions, trials, churn and refunds by day, with your releases marked on the chart.
• Revenue for apps that don't use RevenueCat: connect Adapty, Stripe or Superwall with a read-only
  key and get the same Revenue tab, dashboard row, impact figures and report section. A figure a
  source can't give is left out rather than shown as zero.
• Installs by source from Adjust or AppsFlyer: organic against paid by day, the top networks, and
  organic installs per day in a change's impact.
• Usage from Google Analytics 4 (Firebase): new and active users, time in the app, crash-free users
  and retention after 1, 7 and 30 days, in a Quality section and in a change's impact.
• Sync between a Studio licence's computers through a folder you choose (iCloud Drive, Dropbox…):
  followed apps, countries, competitors, keywords, tags, drafts and a few preferences. Keys and
  fetched figures stay on each computer. The later change wins, counted from when it was made.
• Client reports: a period's results for some apps as a PDF with your name, logo and colour,
  saved on demand or on a weekly or monthly schedule (Studio).
• Open at login, without a window, so the daily refresh, alerts and scheduled reports happen on
  days you don't open asorocket; on Windows and Linux it can stay in the tray when its window closes.
• Send each refresh's alerts to a Slack, Microsoft Teams or Discord channel, or to any webhook,
  narrowed by app, kind of alert or importance.
• Keyword research, and bulk research of up to 1,000 keywords in the background, which keeps going
  in the menu bar after you quit.
• Metadata lab: an ASO score as you type, keyword-field packing and a pressure test before you
  publish, with your live keyword field from App Store Connect.
• Publish a checked draft from the Metadata lab into the version you're preparing in App Store
  Connect, after a review screen that sends only what changed, and plan the keyword fields of every
  extra language your storefronts index.
• Apple's own top search terms with weekly movers, through Apple Ads, and your Apple Ads keywords
  next to your organic rank for each.
• Answer App Store reviews from the app, with AI-drafted replies and complaints grouped by topic.
• AI providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter, any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or a local
  model through Ollama or LM Studio) for seed keyword strategies, competitor breakdowns and reviews of
  your metadata.
• 29 ASO tools for Claude, Cursor, VS Code and Windsurf over MCP, including what changed, search
  visibility, localizations and Apple Ads, plus workflow prompts, attachable resources, and metadata
  updates and review replies the assistant prepares for you to confirm in asorocket.
• Updates download in the background and install when you restart.
• A 14-day trial of everything, then the Free plan, or Pro and Studio licences from Polar in
  Settings › Licence.
• Settings in tabs, grouped into Preferences, Stores, Revenue, Analytics and AI, with a search box
  and a link for every tab. Every revenue source, RevenueCat included, is under Revenue sources.
• The Help menu and Settings link to guides, the FAQ, support and the terms at asorocket.app.
• A sidebar you arrange: drag followed apps into your own order, collapse it to icons (⌘B or
  Ctrl+B) and drag its border to resize it.
• Focus the dashboard on the apps you choose.

0.1.1-0

The first version. The connections to Adapty, Stripe, Superwall, Adjust, AppsFlyer and Google
Analytics are new and have not been checked against real accounts yet: compare their first figures
with each service's own.

• Follow apps in any of the 175 App Store storefronts, with daily ratings, chart ranks, keyword
  ranks and reviews.
• Follow Google Play apps too, by link, name or package name: daily ratings and installs, top chart
  positions, keyword ranks within Google Play's 30 search results, keyword research, and reviews
  with the developer's replies. The Metadata lab drafts a Google Play listing too: title, short
  description and description, scored and checked by Google Play's rules.
• Link an app's App Store and Google Play versions to switch between them and compare them side
  by side. Each keeps its own keywords, reviews and history.
• Connect Google Play Console with a service account to publish a draft's texts to your listing,
  after a review screen that shows what changes, and to reply to recent reviews.
• Google Play's own figures for your apps, read from Play Console's statistics files: store
  listing visitors, acquisitions, conversion and installs by day, country and traffic source, in a
  Performance tab, on the dashboard, in a change's impact and in client reports.
• Seed keyword strategies for Google Play apps: researched in Google Play, written as a title,
  a short description and the keywords for the description.
• Connect RevenueCat with a read-only key per project to see each app's revenue, MRR,
  subscriptions, trials, churn and refunds by day, with your releases marked on the chart.
• Revenue for apps that don't use RevenueCat: connect Adapty, Stripe or Superwall with a read-only
  key and get the same Revenue tab, dashboard row, impact figures and report section. A figure a
  source can't give is left out rather than shown as zero.
• Installs by source from Adjust or AppsFlyer: organic against paid by day, the top networks, and
  organic installs per day in a change's impact.
• Usage from Google Analytics 4 (Firebase): new and active users, time in the app, crash-free users
  and retention after 1, 7 and 30 days, in a Quality section and in a change's impact.
• Sync between a Studio licence's computers through a folder you choose (iCloud Drive, Dropbox…):
  followed apps, countries, competitors, keywords, tags, drafts and a few preferences. Keys and
  fetched figures stay on each computer. The later change wins, counted from when it was made.
• Client reports: a period's results for some apps as a PDF with your name, logo and colour,
  saved on demand or on a weekly or monthly schedule (Studio).
• Open at login, without a window, so the daily refresh, alerts and scheduled reports happen on
  days you don't open asorocket; on Windows and Linux it can stay in the tray when its window closes.
• Send each refresh's alerts to a Slack, Microsoft Teams or Discord channel, or to any webhook,
  narrowed by app, kind of alert or importance.
• Keyword research, and bulk research of up to 1,000 keywords in the background, which keeps going
  in the menu bar after you quit.
• Metadata lab: an ASO score as you type, keyword-field packing and a pressure test before you
  publish, with your live keyword field from App Store Connect.
• Publish a checked draft from the Metadata lab into the version you're preparing in App Store
  Connect, after a review screen that sends only what changed, and plan the keyword fields of every
  extra language your storefronts index.
• Apple's own top search terms with weekly movers, through Apple Ads, and your Apple Ads keywords
  next to your organic rank for each.
• Answer App Store reviews from the app, with AI-drafted replies and complaints grouped by topic.
• AI providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter, any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or a local
  model through Ollama or LM Studio) for seed keyword strategies, competitor breakdowns and reviews of
  your metadata.
• 29 ASO tools for Claude, Cursor, VS Code and Windsurf over MCP, including what changed, search
  visibility, localizations and Apple Ads, plus workflow prompts, attachable resources, and metadata
  updates and review replies the assistant prepares for you to confirm in asorocket.
• Updates download in the background and install when you restart.
• A 14-day trial of everything, then the Free plan, or Pro and Studio licences from Lemon Squeezy in
  Settings › Licence.
• Settings in tabs, grouped into Preferences, Stores, Revenue, Analytics and AI, with a search box
  and a link for every tab. Every revenue source, RevenueCat included, is under Revenue sources.
• The Help menu and Settings link to guides, the FAQ, support and the terms at asorocket.app.
• A sidebar you arrange: drag followed apps into your own order, collapse it to icons (⌘B or
  Ctrl+B) and drag its border to resize it.
• Focus the dashboard on the apps you choose.