I got tired of checking 4 developer consoles every morning, so I built one dashboard for all of them

Hi IH 👋

I'm Roberto, a solo developer from Spain. I ship mobile apps and small indie games under La Terreta Games, and for a long time my morning routine looked like this:

Open Google Play Console → check installs, crashes, ANRs
Open App Store Connect → wait for it to load, check sessions and reviews
Open Steamworks → check wishlists and sales
Open itch.io → check views and purchases
Forget what I saw in step 1

Every store has its own dashboard, its own metrics, its own login and its own idea of what "a download" means. If you ship on more than one platform, you know the feeling.

So I built AppWatch — one dashboard that pulls your metrics from Google Play, the App Store, Steam and itch.io, and warns you when something goes wrong.

Who it's for
Mobile developers with apps on Google Play and/or the App Store
Indie game developers shipping on Steam, itch.io or mobile
Anyone who ships the same product on several stores and wants to see it as one product
What it does

All your stores in one place
Installs, active devices, ratings, reviews, crash rate and ANR rate from Google Play. Sessions, impressions, downloads and crash rate from App Store Connect. Units sold, revenue, wishlists and concurrent players from Steam. Views, downloads, purchases and real pay-what-you-want earnings from itch.io. If your app lives on several stores, AppWatch groups it into a single card with a tab per store.

Alerts before your users complain
Set a threshold and get notified when your crash rate spikes, your rating drops or you hit a download milestone — by email, Slack, Discord or native push notification on your phone.

ASO without a spreadsheet
Track where your app ranks for the keywords you care about on Google Play and the App Store, plus your daily position in your category's top chart. You can import the exact keywords you already configured in App Store Connect, or let AI suggest new ones from your store listing.

AI for your reviews
Get a sentiment score for your recent reviews, with the most repeated complaints and praises pulled out for you. For any single review, get three reply drafts (empathetic, concise, detailed), written in the reviewer's language.

For game devs specifically
Steam refund rate over time, review score trend, achievement unlock rates, and a full itch.io funnel (views → downloads → purchases) with top buyer countries and traffic sources.

Keep an eye on the competition
Add any public app from Google Play, the App Store, Steam or itch.io and track its ratings and downloads next to yours — no API keys needed.

The small things
A weekly digest email every Monday, CSV export of your full history, a password-protected link to share your dashboard with a publisher or investor, and automatic detection of apps that were unpublished or suspended by the store (so they stop cluttering your view).

Now on your phone too

AppWatch has native apps, so you can check your numbers and get push alerts without opening a laptop:

📱 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/appwatch/id6781048838
🤖 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.laterretagames.appwatch
Try it free

There's a free plan that tracks up to 3 apps, so you can connect your stores and see if it's useful before paying anything. If you need more apps or the advanced features (AI, keyword tracking, competitor tracking), there are Indie and Pro plans.

👉 appwatch.dev

What I'd love from you

I'm building this in public and I read every message. If you ship on more than one store:

Which metric do you check first every morning?
Which store console annoys you the most?
What would make you pay for a tool like this?

Drop a comment — I'll answer all of them. Thanks for reading 🙏