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Publishing apps globally takes ~10 hours per release: switching 40+ language tabs, researching PPP pricing for 175 territories, uploading screenshots one locale at a time.
StoreManager cuts this to 5 minutes with:
• AI Localization: translate & auto-fill ASC/Play in 40+ languages
• PPP Pricing: fair prices across 175+ territories, auto-snapped to tiers
• Batch Screenshots: drop all localized screenshots, auto-sorted by locale
StoreManager - App Stores AutomationAutomate localization and pricing on Apple & Google Play
Titouan De Dainleft a comment
Hey PH! I'm Titouan, co-founder of an app studio :) My co-founder and I built StoreManager after spending 10+ hours manually publishing each app update globally, copy-pasting translations into 40+ language tabs, researching PPP pricing for 175 territories, uploading screenshots locale by locale. It was painful enough that we decided to automate the whole thing. The result: a Chrome extension...
StoreManager - App Stores AutomationAutomate localization and pricing on Apple & Google Play
Titouan De Dainleft a comment
In theory, VCs could fill the gap. But in practice, their incentives rarely align with long-term public good. Funding scientific research or education tools with 10x return expectations often leads to weird shortcuts or misaligned priorities. One thing that could help: more hybrid models. For example, VC-backed labs that publish open research or tools that stay free for educators. Not perfect,...
Should VCs take on the (financing) role instead of the state/government?
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ProcessFlow - Turns your static process docs (Notion, Word, PDFs) into dynamic, branching workflows you can embed in tools your team already uses. Here is the website: https://www.process-flow.io/
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Hey Mehedi, I agree with you. The MVP mindset often leads to bloated experiments no one cares about. MLP forces discipline. Not more features, but better ones. I'm currently trying to launch with a small, sharp product that feels good to use from day one. It's of course not perfect, but thoughtful. I think people notice when you care, at least I do when I use products. That builds trust from...
Unpopular opinion: Most SaaS founders overbuild. The MVP era is dead.
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Titouan De Dainleft a comment
Hi Sean, I think people are adding AI everywhere to ride the trend. However, I think that more and more people are looking for authenticity, without superficial products. Creating a social tool that truly connects people will always have potential, because people prefer to interact with other humans than bots. I think adding AI must be done thoughtfully and by making sure that it really brings...
How are things going for non-AI products right now?
Sean HwangJoin the discussion
Titouan De Dainleft a comment
Hey mate, first of all i'll answer your questions quickly: I never used anything of that kind. But yesterday I came across https://www.trybadge.com/ while wandering on PH haha, I don't know if you checked it already but it seems like they're building something similar. Might worth a check! It looks like they're targeting B2B tho, and your idea of just screenshotting a ticket to get an Apple...
Have you used any apps to convert tickets into Apple Wallet passes?
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Titouan De Dainleft a comment
Hey Priyanka, I asked myself the same question, I tried to do it without technical knowledge, so using no-code to do it and the truth is that you will face reality very quickly, because you will probably hit a wall as soon as you want to add some complexity in your product. The good thing about no-code is that you can probably try to get as close as possible to the MVP you want to validate your...
How is it possible to launch a SaaS business without any tech knowledge? 🚀
PRIYANKA MANDALJoin the discussion