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Escale

From your project to the stores, without opening a terminal.

Escale analyses your project, prepares everything the stores ask for, checks compliance before upload, then ships for you or tells you exactly where to click.

Coming soonSee pricingmacOS and Windows

Escale — MyApp 2.4.0

App Store

Preparing
  1. Project analysis
  2. Screenshots · 6/6
  3. Listing and copy
  4. 12 checks
  5. Upload

Google Play

Preparing
  1. Project analysis
  2. Screenshots · 6/6
  3. Listing and copy
  4. 12 checks
  5. Upload

Escale

What it does

01

Everything the stores ask for

Copy, screenshots at exact sizes, videos, release notes, in-app purchases: prepared from your project.

02

Checked before upload

Permissions, privacy, subscriptions, mandatory notices: known rejection causes are checked before you submit.

03

Shipped for you

Automatic build, signing and upload. Or, if you prefer, Escale guides you step by step and tells you what to paste.

04

Mobile, desktop and web

Flutter, React Native, native, desktop apps and Chrome extensions: one distribution path per kind of app.

05

Just ask

One sentence is enough: “prepare 2.4 with the notes from the last commit”. The agent handles it, you approve.

How it works

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Open your app's folder.

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Escale prepares the listing, screenshots and build, and checks everything.

  3. 3

    Step 3

    You approve: Escale uploads and follows review until release.

Free or Pro

Free

$0

  • 1 project
  • Step-by-step guide
  • Pre-upload checks

Pro

$9/ month

$79 / year

  • Unlimited projects
  • Automatic publishing
  • Listings, screenshots and videos prepared
  • In-app purchases and subscriptions
See pricing

Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Step-by-step mode is built for vibe coders; developers keep control of every step.

Does Escale access my accounts?

App Store Connect and Google Play keys stay in your system's vault. Escale uses them to publish, from your computer.

What about Windows?

Google Play, web and desktop, yes. iOS screenshots and videos require a Mac.

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