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Edit both listings in every language, from one place.

Connect your App Store Connect key and your Google Play service account and edit both listings here: name, subtitle, keywords and descriptions per language, with the stores' exact counters, translated into every other language in one click, your tracked keywords one click away. Nothing is submitted for review from here; Google reviews Play changes before they go live.

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en-USde-DEfr-FRjapt-BRversion 1.4 · prepare for submission
Tracked, click to add:+ send anywhere #11+ file sharing app #4+ transfer photos #12

Saves this locale to App Store Connect. Nothing is submitted for review.

Save en-US to App Store Connect

How it works

01

Connect a key

An App Store Connect API key with the App Manager role. It is stored encrypted and used only for the calls the editor makes.

02

Pick the app and the locale

The editable version is found for you. Each locale is a tab with the version fields and the app-info fields Apple splits them into.

03

Save to App Store Connect

Counters count like Apple does. Saving writes the fields; the release button stays Apple's, on Apple's site.

Your tracked keywords, as chips

The keywords you track for the app sit beside the 100-character field, sorted by position. One click appends a phrase, comma-separated, within the limit.

Counters that count like Apple

Name and subtitle 30, keywords 100, promotional text 170, description and what's new 4,000. Emoji and CJK count as one character.

Reviews too

Read the latest reviews per app with the replies you already gave, and answer from the same screen. Apple publishes the reply after its usual check.

App Store and Google Play listing editor, in practice

The gap in most keyword tools is the last step: you found the phrases, and now you open App Store Connect in another tab and retype them. aso.best closes it. Connect an App Store Connect API key of your own, and the dashboard lists your apps, finds the version that is currently editable, and shows every locale as a tab with the fields Apple lets you change: name and subtitle on the app info, keywords, promotional text, description, what's new and the two URLs on the version.

The keyword field is where tracked keywords pay off. Every phrase you track for that app is shown as a chip beside the field, ordered by your current position, and one click appends it, comma-separated, inside the 100-character limit. The counters count like App Store Connect counts, so what fits here fits there. Saving writes the fields to Apple through the official API. It does not submit the version for review, and it never will from aso.best: the release decision stays on Apple's site, in your hands.

The same key reads your customer reviews with the replies you already gave, and lets you reply from the page. Keys are stored encrypted and can be removed at any time; removing one here does not revoke it at Apple, so revoke it there too when you no longer need it. Reading, counting and the keyword chips are free; saving and replying are Pro.

Written by Primo, who builds aso.best. We ship iOS apps ourselves; every method on this page is one we use on our own listings, and the hidden-field inference is tested against our own keyword field. Not affiliated with Apple.

Questions

Which key role do I need?
App Manager is enough for metadata and reviews. Create the key under Users and Access in App Store Connect and paste the .p8, the issuer id and the key id.
Does it submit for review?
No, by design. Saving writes the fields; you press the release button in App Store Connect yourself.
What is free?
Connecting a key, reading your apps, the counters and the keyword chips. Saving a locale and replying to reviews are Pro.

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