Distribution Manager
Create apps, build releases and ship them to every connected store from one record.
- Apps & releases
- Internal → production channels
- AAB, APK & IPA artifacts
- Staged rollout & rollback
Keep one app record and fan each release out to official and alternative app stores. Track every store's review in one place, ramp with staged rollouts, and turn rejections into fixes, with AI assistance built in.
Everything Distribution does, organised the way you work, jump straight into the section you need.
Create apps, build releases and ship them to every connected store from one record.
Connect official and alternative stores, with credentials and per-store rules in one place.
Track each release through every store's review, with issues and AI remediation in context.
See publishing throughput and outcomes, and retry anything that failed to ship.
Distribution publishes directly through the store APIs of Google Play, the Apple App Store, Amazon Appstore, Samsung Galaxy Store and Huawei AppGallery. Xiaomi GetApps, AltStore PAL and the Epic Games Store are also in the catalogue, connect the API-backed stores now, and register interest in the others.
Yes. Distribution orchestrates publishing through your existing store accounts rather than replacing them. You connect each store once with your own publishing credentials, a Google service-account key, an App Store Connect API key, and so on, which are held encrypted in Azure Key Vault, never in the app database.
You create a single release, a version with its app bundles or IPAs, and Distribution fans it out to each connected store as its own submission. Every store's review is tracked independently, so a build can be live on Google Play while still in review on the App Store, all from one record.
Yes. A release ships on the channel you choose, internal, closed, open or production, and can ramp with a staged rollout percentage. If a problem surfaces you can halt the rollout or roll the release back.
The rejection is captured on that store's submission with the specific policy issues and their severity, and the AI can turn it into a concrete remediation plan. Anything that fails to publish for technical reasons lands in a dead-letter queue you can retry once it's fixed.
It handles the busywork around a release: drafting store-listing descriptions, release notes and App Store Optimisation keywords, plus the remediation plan when a store pushes back. It generates; you review and publish.
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