Store publishing
Publish your listing to the App Store and Google Play in 150+ countries with one click. No more manual uploads, no more copy-pasting into two consoles.
Free to start · No credit card required

Deploy pipeline
Automated checks, localization, and deployment — all in one flow.
Validate metadata, screenshots, and compliance
Metadata and screenshots prepared per market
Push to both stores across all markets
Monitor rollout and track performance
Prerequisite: connect App Store Connect (API key) and Google Play (service account) once — 5 minutes. Setup guides: App Store Connect · Google Play.
Deployment status
Monitor every deployment from submission to live. See exactly where each app stands.
Global rollout
Your app goes live across regions in coordinated waves, from the Americas to Asia Pacific.
Americas
Europe
Asia Pacific
Middle East & Africa
Capabilities
Publishing controls for developers who need more than a one-shot push.
Prepare your listing once and we'll publish it to 150+ countries with the right language for each market.
Push listing updates to all countries at once or roll them out gradually to test stability.
We check your app meets all store guidelines before submitting to avoid rejections.
Schedule your launch for the best time in each country to maximize downloads.
Automatically resize and format your screenshots for every device size requirement.
Track how many people download your app in each country after launch.
FAQ
You can publish your listing to the 150+ countries and regions supported by the App Store and Google Play. Select individual countries, regions, or publish globally in one click.
Yes. AppDrift runs pre-launch compliance checks including character limit validation, missing field detection, and screenshot size verification before any deployment. This prevents rejected submissions.
Yes. You can schedule releases with timezone-aware scheduling. Set your preferred launch time in any timezone, and AppDrift handles the rest automatically.
AppDrift monitors deployments and alerts you if anything goes wrong. When Apple rejects a locale, the sync retries automatically (unsupported characters sanitized, the offending field dropped, the rest synced), and you can always retry or roll back with one click.
Yes. Phased rollout support lets you gradually release updates to a percentage of users. Monitor performance and expand the rollout when you’re confident, or halt it if issues arise.
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Getting your app into the hands of users worldwide has traditionally been one of the most tedious parts of mobile development. Between navigating App Store Connect and Google Play Console, managing metadata for dozens of locales, and ensuring every screenshot meets platform-specific requirements, manual publishing can consume entire days of your team's time. AppDrift's store publishing feature replaces that friction with a single, streamlined deployment pipeline that handles both stores simultaneously.
With one-click global deployment, you prepare your listing once and AppDrift publishes it across 150+ countries with the correct localized metadata and screenshots for each market. Before any submission reaches Apple or Google, our pre-launch compliance checker validates your metadata, screenshots, and assets against the latest store guidelines — catching rejection-worthy issues before they cost you days in review queues. This is especially valuable when paired with AI-generated metadata that's already optimized for character limits and keyword density.
Phased rollouts give you granular control over how updates reach your audience. Instead of pushing changes to every market at once, you can roll out to a subset of countries first, monitor stability and download metrics, and then expand globally with confidence. Timezone-aware scheduling ensures your launch lands at peak hours in each region, maximizing day-one visibility and downloads.
If you've used Fastlane or similar open-source tools, you know the pain of maintaining Ruby environments, dealing with authentication token rotations, and writing custom scripts for each store. AppDrift abstracts all of that complexity away for the listing side. To be precise about the boundary: AppDrift publishes listing metadata, localizations, and screenshots, while your app binaries still ship through Xcode, EAS, or fastlane — the two are complementary, not substitutes. There are no local dependencies to install, no YAML files to debug, and no separate workflows for iOS and Android. Everything runs through a managed cloud pipeline, and Apple-side locale rejections are handled by an automatic recovery ladder (unsupported characters sanitized, the offending field dropped, the rest synced) instead of failing the whole push.
The publishing workflow integrates naturally with the rest of your ASO toolkit. Translate your metadata into 60+ languages using AI-powered localization, generate store-ready screenshots with the drag-and-drop screenshot editor, and then push everything live — all from the same dashboard. For teams managing multiple apps, batch updates let you synchronize release notes and metadata changes across your entire portfolio in one operation.
Teams that would rather hand the whole thing off can use AppDrift's fixed-price ASO and localization services — the same publishing pipeline, run for you end to end, from $490 with no retainer.
Ready to get started? Our setup guides for App Store Connect and Google Play Console walk you through connecting your accounts in under five minutes. You can also read our detailed guides on automating app store publishing and how to publish apps to both stores for a deeper look at how the pipeline works end to end.