You built the app. Now it needs a landing page — with screenshots, store buttons, a privacy policy, and a custom domain. Storestand pulls your app's details straight from App Store Connect and builds all of it automatically. Icon, title, screenshots, legal pages — done. No code, live in minutes. Stop entering the same app info twice.
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Hellooo Fazier👋 I'm an iOS developer, and over the years I've shipped 10+ apps to the App Store. Every single time, the same thing happened: I'd finish the app — the fun part — and then hit the wall of everything after. A landing page. A privacy policy. Hosting. A custom domain. And the most annoying part: re-entering the exact same info I'd already typed into App Store Connect — the title, the description, the screenshots, the icon. Doing the same work twice, every launch. So I built Storestand to kill that busywork for good. It connects to App Store Connect, pulls your app's details automatically, and builds your landing page from them — plus hosted privacy policy and terms pages. You fill things in once, connect a custom domain, and you're live in minutes. No code. It's the tool I wish I'd had for my last 10 launches — and yes, I'm about to rebuild all of their landing pages with it 😄 Would genuinely love your feedback — what's missing, what would make this a no-brainer for your next launch? I'm here all day.
Storestand has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. Email: [email protected]
The App Store Connect import for unreleased apps is the part I would lead with, and I say that as someone who is eleven days out from a launch with a landing page that is quietly wrong. The failure mode you are solving is not really "entering the info twice". It is drift. My page still references TestFlight because the app moved on and the page did not, and I only found out this week because three separate directory sites scraped it and auto-generated their listings from the stale copy. One of them published a beta invitation for an app that ships in eleven days. So the question I would want answered right on the page: once a site is generated, does it re-sync when the App Store listing changes, or is the import a one-time snapshot? Continuous sync is a much bigger promise than fast setup, and it is the one I would actually pay for. One more thing worth saying louder: llms.txt next to sitemap.xml. Most people have not clocked that directories and assistants read these pages more often than humans do.

Hellooo Fazier👋 I'm an iOS developer, and over the years I've shipped 10+ apps to the App Store. Every single time, the same thing happened: I'd finish the app — the fun part — and then hit the wall of everything after. A landing page. A privacy policy. Hosting. A custom domain. And the most annoying part: re-entering the exact same info I'd already typed into App Store Connect — the title, the description, the screenshots, the icon. Doing the same work twice, every launch. So I built Storestand to kill that busywork for good. It connects to App Store Connect, pulls your app's details automatically, and builds your landing page from them — plus hosted privacy policy and terms pages. You fill things in once, connect a custom domain, and you're live in minutes. No code. It's the tool I wish I'd had for my last 10 launches — and yes, I'm about to rebuild all of their landing pages with it 😄 Would genuinely love your feedback — what's missing, what would make this a no-brainer for your next launch? I'm here all day.
Storestand has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. Email: [email protected]
The App Store Connect import for unreleased apps is the part I would lead with, and I say that as someone who is eleven days out from a launch with a landing page that is quietly wrong. The failure mode you are solving is not really "entering the info twice". It is drift. My page still references TestFlight because the app moved on and the page did not, and I only found out this week because three separate directory sites scraped it and auto-generated their listings from the stale copy. One of them published a beta invitation for an app that ships in eleven days. So the question I would want answered right on the page: once a site is generated, does it re-sync when the App Store listing changes, or is the import a one-time snapshot? Continuous sync is a much bigger promise than fast setup, and it is the one I would actually pay for. One more thing worth saying louder: llms.txt next to sitemap.xml. Most people have not clocked that directories and assistants read these pages more often than humans do.
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