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Dev tools · August 24, 2026

Escale

Ship iOS and Android apps from one native macOS workspace

What it does

Bring App Store Connect and Google Play into one local-first macOS workspace. Manage listings, screenshots, localization, reviews, releases, and regional pricing through official APIs. Escale Community is free and open source.

Escale is a local-first macOS app for managing App Store Connect and Google Play listings, screenshots, translations, pricing, releases, and reviews.

Escale brings App Store Connect and Google Play into one fast, native Mac app—so you can manage listings, localize content, set fair prices, and talk to customers without the browser-console shuffle. Apple and Google organize the same work differently. Escale keeps each store’s rules intact, then gives you one clear workspace for the release work they share. Connect your accounts, link matching apps, make store-specific edits, review every change, and save through the official APIs. Translate complete listings or individual fields into every market you support—while keeping your App Store and Google Play copy separate, precise, and easy to review. Review, upload, reorder, and remove store…from useescale.com

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