We scored 24.871 app store listings. The average was 78/100.

Deneyseldeney — Wed, 12 Aug 2026 06:36:52 +0000

Your store page is the last thing someone sees before deciding whether you exist. Not your architecture. Six images and a title.

So we scored 24.871 live listings across 16 country storefronts on Google Play and the App Store. Average score: 78/100. Only 1,070 apps beat 70 — that's 4.4%.

The same five problems, over and over:

Raw screenshots with no captions
One language for a global storefront
The best screenshot buried in slot four
An icon that dies at 48px
Keywords describing the code, not the intent
None are engineering problems. All of them cost installs on every impression, silently.

The hard part: you can't judge your own listing. You've seen your app ten thousand times, so your brain fills in meaning a stranger's doesn't have.

That's the actual output — score, per-section breakdown, an ASO copy rewrite, and the keywords you're missing. Paste a store URL or package name, get this. No SDK, no signup, no demo call.

Score your listing free: https://shotyend.com

The problem nobody wants to do

Deneyseldeney — Wed, 12 Aug 2026 04:32:38 +0000

You ship an app. The store listing needs screenshots. Then someone asks: "can we localize it for Germany, Japan, Brazil, Saudi Arabia?"

Now you're not shipping — you're in a design tool, copying the same layout 20 times, fixing text that overflows in German, flipping the whole thing for Arabic, and re-exporting for 6 different device sizes. Per language. Every update.

I did this manually for my own app. Once. Then I built a tool so I'd never do it again.

What Shotyend does
Upload one screenshot. The AI redraws the UI text inside the image into the target language — layout, fonts and icons stay intact, brand names and numbers untouched. Then it renders every store size and hands you one validated ZIP.

70+ languages, including RTL (Arabic, Hebrew) and CJK with correct fonts and text direction

Every store size in one job: Play phone 1080×1920, 7" 1512×2688, 10" tablet 1620×2880; App Store iPhone 6.9" 1320×2868, 6.5" 1284×2778, iPad 13" 2064×2752
1024×500 Play feature graphic, auto-translated per language
Store-Ready validation: every file checked against Play & App Store rules, fixed if needed
Marketing captions above/below the phone frame — also translated
One-click store upload: push straight to Play (service account) or App Store Connect (API key). Credentials are used in the moment and never written to disk

Localization, not word-for-word translation
Translating "Get 50% off" is easy. Getting the tone, the currency and the date format right for that market is the part that actually converts. The AI handles per-market tone and formats instead of doing a dictionary swap — and there's a QC pass that catches text overflow and misalignment before you ever see the file

Free thing you can use right now, no signup
There's a store listing analyzer on the homepage. Paste a package name, get a score with concrete findings. I ran it across a large pool of Play apps and the pattern is depressingly consistent: English-only listings, missing feature graphics, and the first two screenshots never say what the app actually does.

It's free and needs no account. Check your own app — it takes 30 seconds and it will probably annoy you.

Pricing, briefly
No subscription. One-time credits that never expire. Cost is image × language × platform, based on the model you pick. 10 free credits on signup, no credit card. If a job fails on our side, credits are automatically refunded — you don't pay for my bugs.

Launch week: 25% off your first month.

Stack, for the curious
FastAPI + MongoDB on the backend, React on the front, Cloudflare R2 for storage, and a render pipeline that composites the localized text back into device frames at store dimensions. The hard part wasn't translation — it was making text fit a fixed layout in a language that's 40% longer, and doing it without the result looking auto-generated.

Try it: shotyend.com — and if you find something broken, tell me. I'd rather hear it from you than from a review.

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We scored 24.871 app store listings. The average was 78/100.

The problem nobody wants to do