Getting started

AppBoard brings App Store Connect and Google Play Console into one panel so you can edit metadata, manage screenshots, publish changes, and mine reviews without switching consoles. This page takes you from a fresh account to your first connected app in about ten minutes.

Sign in

AppBoard uses passwordless sign-in. Enter your email address and we send a one-time code; paste it back to open your workspace. There are no passwords to store or rotate.

Want to look around before connecting a real account? Open the live demo — a fully populated workspace with sample apps, listings, and reviews, no signup required.

Create your workspace

Every account starts with a workspace. A workspace is the container for your apps, store connections, settings, and encrypted credentials — and it is the boundary AppBoard uses to keep data isolated. You can create more workspaces later for separate teams or clients.

Connect your first store

Apps flow into AppBoard from a store connection. Pick the store you publish on and follow the dedicated guide:

• Connect App Store Connect — with an App Store Connect API key.
• Connect Google Play Console — with a service account JSON.

The first time you save store credentials, AppBoard asks you to set up the encrypted vault. Credentials cannot be stored outside it, so keep the passphrase somewhere safe.

Heads up: resetting the vault permanently wipes every stored credential — there is no recovery code. Save your passphrase in a password manager before you continue.

Explore the dashboard

Once a store is connected, your apps appear on the workspace dashboard with their platform, version, and pending-change count. Open any app to reach its listings, screenshots, history, reviews, and publish flow.

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What to do next

1. Edit a listing in one language and watch the character counters and dirty-state markers.
2. Publish your changes — nothing reaches a store until you push it.
3. Run research on a competitor to see keyword rankings and review complaints.