Early access · App Store Operations OS
Ship store-ready releases across every locale.
Station gives app teams one command center for localization, ASO metadata, screenshot generation, CPPs, keyword tracking, review checks, simulator captures, and store analytics.
Operating layer: From app folder and simulator output to localized store assets, metadata QA, and submission-ready releases.
iPhone
iPad
macOS
Submission readiness
Metadata lengthPass
Localized screenshotsReview
Keyword coverageReady
Keyword trend
Store operations workflow
From app folder to localized store release.
Connect the app folder and let Station analyze assets, screens, metadata gaps, and release context.
Capture screens from simulator flows and prepare device-specific screenshots automatically.
Generate iPhone, iPad, macOS, and other required store sizes for every supported locale.
Fill titles, subtitles, descriptions, keywords, CPP assets, and localization fields with QA warnings.
Track keyword movement, review issues, analytics signals, and release readiness from one workspace.
Localization
ASO Metadata
Screenshots
CPPs
Keyword Tracking
Reviews
MCP
Analytics
Built for app teams
Store operations should not slow down product velocity.
Prepare releases, screenshots, metadata, and localizations without manual store spreadsheets.
Generate multi-device screenshot sets and localized store pages for frequent liveops releases.
Track keywords, improve metadata, review store analytics, and coordinate launch experiments.
Manage every locale with QA checks for missing fields, screenshots, copy, and policy risks.
Before Station
Manual. Fragmented. Risky.
- Localized metadata is spread across sheets, tools, and store consoles.
- Screenshots are manually captured, resized, exported, and checked per device.
- ASO keywords, CPPs, reviews, and analytics live in separate workflows.
- Submission errors are found late, after teams already prepared the release.
- Store operations depend on tribal knowledge and repeated manual QA.
After Station
Automated. Localized. Submission-ready.
- One workspace for screenshots, metadata, localization, CPPs, and ASO checks.
- Simulator-assisted screenshot capture for device and locale variants.
- Metadata completion with warnings for missing, invalid, or risky fields.
- Keyword tracking, review analysis, and store analytics in the release workflow.
- MCP-ready automation layer for app store operations and internal tools.
Phased roadmap
Each phase removes store operations debt.
App folder analysis, metadata checklist, screenshot planning, waitlist onboarding, and release readiness warnings.
In progressSimulator capture, device-size generation, localization variants, and screenshot review workflows.
NextKeyword tracking, metadata suggestions, competitor checks, CPP generation, and experiment planning.
UpcomingReviews, analytics, conversion signals, release impact, locale performance, and store health monitoring.
UpcomingMCP integrations, agentic store operations, policy checks, launch recommendations, and internal workflows.
FutureCapabilities
Built around the store stack app teams already manage.
App Store Connect
Google Play
Simulator
iPhone
iPad
macOS
CPP
ASO
Reviews
Analytics
MCP
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Station by Suprebase?
Station is an App Store Operations OS for app teams. It helps manage localization, ASO metadata, screenshot generation, CPPs, keyword tracking, review checks, and store analytics from one workspace.
Is this only a screenshot generator?
No. Screenshot automation is one part of the workflow. Station is designed to manage the full store operation: app assets, metadata, localization, review analysis, CPPs, keywords, analytics, and release readiness.
How does simulator capture work?
The roadmap includes simulator-assisted capture flows that can generate store-ready screenshots for iPhone, iPad, macOS, and locale-specific variants.
Can Station help with ASO?
Yes. Station is designed for metadata completion, keyword tracking, ASO checks, CPP planning, and store analytics so growth teams can connect store operations with performance signals.
Who is early access for?
We are prioritizing app teams, gaming studios, ASO teams, publishers, and product marketing teams with repeated multi-locale store operations pain.
Apply for Early Access
Tell us how your team manages store releases today. We are selecting teams with real localization, screenshot, metadata, and ASO operations pain.