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See what needs attention today, then jump straight into the right activity.

Turn launch and growth work into small jobs you can actually finish.

Keep a light record of what changed, what shipped, and what you learned.

Store the facts Kickstart uses when it writes, exports, and suggests work.

Connect accounts, manage storage, and adjust app-wide behavior.

Tune your listing, product pages, events, offers, and store readiness.

Review your App Store page and find practical ways to improve conversion.

Plan targeted App Store pages for campaigns, audiences, and feature stories.

Draft App Store events for launches, updates, seasonal pushes, and big moments.

Prepare focused nomination pitches for Apple editorial consideration.

Create and organize promo codes with a clear purpose.

Prepare accurate App Store accessibility declarations before submission.

Manage translated App Store metadata and focus on markets that matter.

Inspect Apple Ads performance and find the campaign work worth doing.

Read customer feedback, spot patterns, and draft better replies.

Keep an eye on the keywords that matter after metadata or campaign changes.

Find related keywords and build a stronger draft for your Store Listing.

Explore weekly App Store search trends by category and country.

Discover the phrases the App Store suggests and find new keywords to track.

Track apps in your space so your pricing, keywords, and positioning stay honest.

Compare tracked competitors side by side.

Compare competitor prices before changing your own.

Inspect competitor keyword and positioning clues.

Track where your app and competitors rank for important keywords.

Compare privacy labels and the trust story your store page tells.

Review competitor screenshots and spot messaging patterns.

Read competitor reviews to find repeated customer pain points.

Create practical launch material without turning your day into a content treadmill.

Get one focused marketing action instead of a vague plan.

Draft specific social posts about what you are building, shipping, or learning.

Find places where your audience might already spend time.

Prepare your launch pitch, assets, and first comment before launch day.

Generate short video hooks for demos, launches, and feature clips.

Reopen generated scripts and turn the useful ones into real videos.

Assemble the assets and facts journalists and creators need.

Draft short, specific outreach emails for press and creators.

Turn screenshots, clips, captions, and hooks into short app promo videos.

Build and publish a focused app website from reusable sections.

Use sales, subscriptions, and App Analytics to pick the next useful move.

Review your app portfolio for the last 30 days and decide which project needs attention.

See sales and revenue over time, then connect changes back to real work.

Review subscription movement, trials, renewals, and cancellations.

Create a clean monthly revenue snapshot to share or save.

Compare territory prices before changing global price points.

Inspect App Store funnel, engagement, territory, source, and crash reports.

Pick one metric to improve and choose a concrete first move.

Prepare releases, watch crashes, inspect builds, and test with less friction.

Run repeatable checks before submitting or shipping.

Make a clean development icon while your final artwork is still evolving.

Use the companion menu bar app to inspect and control Simulator while you build.

Review builds, testers, feedback, and crashes before the release goes out.

Check crash data and focus on the issues affecting real users.

Review build times and local Xcode cleanup opportunities.