Ship Happens
Create, translate, & upload screenshots/metadata for apps
Ship Happens launched on July 26, 2025 with 301 votes, #95 of 9,224 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Ship Happens is a developer tool that streamlines App Store submissions by automating screenshot creation, translation, and metadata uploads. Designed for indie developers, it eliminates manual work around app store updates, allowing creators to focus on building rather than administrative tasks. The platform handles dragging, dropping, translating, and uploading directly to App Store Connect.
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From the sources
Ship Happens helps indie devs launch faster by removing the tedious parts of App Store updates. No more wasting time on translations or screenshots—just drag, drop, translate, and ship. Focus on building your app, not battling App Store Connect.
Download ShipHappens: Launch Faster by Haplo, LLC on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like ShipHappens: Launch…
Developer Tools Developer Haplo, LLC Language EN English Size 38.2 MB Mac Design, localize, and upload your App Store listings faster than ever. ShipHappens is the all-in-one tool for indie developers, small teams, and agencies managing apps on the App Store. Whether you're launching a new app or updating multiple products, ShipHappens streamlines the entire process. Key Features Drag-and-drop screenshot builder Create polished App Store screenshots with customizable text, backgrounds, colors, and shapes. Upload your own images or use built-in assets. Designed for speed and ease of use. Direct App Store Connect integration Connect with your App Store account using a secure private API key.…from apps.apple.com
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