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Roadmap

StoreGauge is currently focused on making App Store Connect and Google Play reliable: clear sync health, direct distribution, guided onboarding, menu-bar workflows, widgets, and local MCP access.

These are candidates rather than committed release dates:

  • Microsoft Store — app acquisition, ratings and reviews, release state, and payout reporting where the APIs permit it.
  • Steam — wishlists, traffic, sales, reviews, and release visibility for Steamworks partners.
  • Stripe — subscription and payment context for apps whose revenue is not processed entirely by a mobile store.
  • Other storefronts — considered when they provide stable APIs and enough cross-app value to justify ongoing maintenance.

New providers must remain local-first, avoid a StoreGauge cloud dependency, preserve provider-specific terminology, and expose normalized data through the same dashboard, widgets, exports, and MCP tools.

The iPhone client is available on the App Store and in the source tree as the StoreGaugeMobile scheme. It provides local dashboards, review triage and replies, release and metadata visibility, notifications, themes, and account management using the same store integrations as the Mac app.

It is deliberately independent rather than a synced companion: credentials stay in the iPhone Keychain and downloaded data stays in that device’s SwiftData store. Cross-device sync may be evaluated later only if it can preserve that local-first privacy model.

The client uses iOS background app refresh for best-effort hourly review and release-status alerts. Guaranteed immediate delivery would require a hosted polling and push-notification service, which is intentionally outside the current local-only design.