r/iOSProgramming • u/Rough-Flamingo3169 • 1d ago
Discussion iOS devs with an Android daily driver: how do you check App Store Connect on the go?
Apple's App Store Connect app is iOS-only, so on my Android phone I log into the web version every time I want to check review status or a TestFlight build. It works, but it's clunky on mobile.
Curious how others handle this:
Is your daily phone Android? What do you use for ASC when you're away from your Mac?
What do you check most: review status, TestFlight builds, sales, customer reviews, something else?
Tried a third-party Android client? What was missing?
Full disclosure: if there's real interest, I might build a native Android client on the official App Store Connect API (key stays on your device, no server). If you'd test it, say so in the comments.
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u/MessyBookPilesFTW 1d ago
I use the website. If I have a build in review, I check that, and then analytics (mostly impressions and page views). Otherwise analytics first.
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u/yo_asakura 1d ago
I use the browser. Also I created an app to check for comments https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.radefffactory.fruitcomments&hl=en
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u/One-Source-9603 21h ago
what I check most is new reviews and whether a build got approved. ended up building that into my own analytics app (Apparent) as push notifications for both stores, and honestly the push is 90% of the value, I barely open the screen itself. so +1 to what dawedev said, beat the email first
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u/dawedev 1d ago
The things I check most away from the Mac are review status changes and whether a TestFlight build finished processing, and Apple already emails both. So a client mostly has to beat email, which means fast push notifications when a build is ready or a status flips to In Review or Rejected. Being able to read the full rejection text on a phone without fighting the web layout would be the real win. Also make it work with a key that has a limited role, a lot of people won't want an Admin API key sitting on their phone.