For Cross-platform indie developer
Forvibe for launching on iOS and Android at the same time
Shipping on one store is hard. Shipping on both means doubling every form — App Store Connect plus Google Play Console, App Privacy plus Data Safety, iOS screenshot sizes plus Android sizes, two sets of metadata, two sets of reviews to respond to. Forvibe collapses both platforms into a single workspace.
Sound familiar?
- Two dashboards with different vocabularies: 'Subtitle' vs 'Short Description', 'App Privacy' vs 'Data Safety'.
- iOS screenshot sizes are different from Android tablet and phone sizes.
- Writing the same listing copy twice, with different character limits on each side.
- Responding to reviews in two different inboxes, across two different accounts.
- Pricing: iOS tiers vs Google Play price points, across 175 storefronts each.
How Forvibe fits
Connect both stores
Connect App Store Connect and Google Play Console credentials once. The dashboard then mirrors the same app across both sides.
Learn about Store Listing Manager →Write listings once, deploy to both
The Store Listing Manager lets you author name, subtitle/short description, description, and keywords in a unified editor that respects each store's character limits and maps to the right field.
Learn about Store Listing Manager →Render screenshots for every device the stores ask for
The Screenshot Studio ships templates sized for iPhone 6.9", iPad 13", Android Phone, 7" and 10" tablets. Design once; export every required size.
Learn about Screenshot Studio →File App Privacy and Data Safety together
The Legal Document Generator produces a single privacy policy that satisfies both Apple's App Privacy details and Google's Data Safety declaration, and walks you through filling the two forms with matching values.
Learn about Legal Document Generator →Set international pricing across 175 countries
The Pricing Manager maps one base USD price to both Apple's tier system and Google Play's price points, across every storefront. Changes propagate to both stores.
Learn about Pricing Manager →Respond to reviews from one inbox
The Review Manager aggregates reviews from both stores into a unified inbox, with AI reply suggestions that match each platform's tone and length guidelines.
Learn about Review Manager →
Outcome
Your iOS and Android launches happen on the same day instead of a week apart. You maintain one pricing strategy, one legal policy, one screenshot design, and one review inbox — with each store getting its platform-specific flavour generated automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Can Forvibe really publish to both stores with one click?
On the Pro plan, yes — metadata, screenshots, and release notes can be pushed to App Store Connect and Google Play Console via their APIs in the same action. Actual builds (IPA, AAB) still need to be uploaded through Xcode, Transporter, or Play Console since build signing is device/account-scoped.
Do iOS and Android need the same screenshots?
Not literally — sizes differ — but the design should be consistent for brand continuity. Forvibe's Screenshot Studio renders one design across iOS (6.9", iPad 13") and Android (Phone, 7", 10" tablet) sizes so both stores see matching marketing imagery at the right pixel dimensions.
How do I handle the differences between App Privacy and Data Safety?
They're conceptually similar but use different vocabularies and categories. Forvibe's Legal Document Generator fills both forms from the same underlying inventory of data types and SDKs, so the declarations stay consistent — which is what both platforms' reviewers check for.
Can I have different pricing per platform?
Yes. Forvibe's Pricing Manager supports platform-specific overrides — for example, setting Android at $7.99 and iOS at $9.99 to absorb Play Billing's commission difference. Default is to mirror across both.
What about cross-platform review analytics?
The Review Manager shows unified metrics (average rating, volume, sentiment) across both stores in one dashboard, plus per-store breakdowns when you need to dig into Apple-specific or Google-specific patterns.