Store submissions without the clicking
The App Store and Google Play both have steps no API covers. I automated them in the browser, with checks, so they are done the same way every time.
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The problem
Some things in App Store Connect and the Google Play Console can only be done by a person in a browser: privacy answers, where an app is sold, content declarations. Across hundreds of apps that is weeks of clicking, and a missed checkbox is a rejected release.
What I built
Scripts that drive those screens the way a person does (real clicks, real typing) and read back what they entered instead of assuming it went in. When a page is not what was expected they stop and say so; they do not guess. Every rule in them is there because something once went wrong without it.
What that means for you
Any website your staff work through by hand (a supplier portal, a booking system, a government form, an old admin screen with no export) can be done this way. It runs on a schedule, tells you when it could not finish, and leaves a record of what it did.
Other things I have built
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345 apps on the App Store, from one codebase
A pipeline that turns content into finished, published apps: built, screenshotted, listed, priced and submitted without anyone clicking through it.
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Sheet music engraved in the browser
A music player that draws its scores from data rather than showing pictures of them, and plays along. 95 pieces are on the site today.
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