App Store & Google Play health check
A to-do list of what quietly costs your app downloads, most important first, each with a small fix. Free, no sign-up, from your app's public store page.
Brain game. Picture Match- Ship an update (the last one was in November 2023)High impact
Your App Store page says the current version came out in November 2023. Apps that haven't changed in over a year look abandoned, and Apple removes apps that go about three years without an update and are rarely downloaded.
- → Ship an update, even a small one: fixes, refreshed screenshots and honest release notes.
- → Build it with the current Xcode: App Store Connect only accepts uploads built with a recent SDK.
See what your next update doesWhen you ship it, AppGrowly measures whether Brain game. Picture Match's downloads went up because of it, with a range instead of a guess.
Measure my next updateFree 3-day trial, no card needed - Check your iPhone Duo screenshotsLow
iPhone Duo is on sale now, and Apple added a screenshot size for it. From April 2027, Apple requires them for every app and game submitted, so your next update after that can't go out without them. The public App Store page doesn't show whether Brain game. Picture Match has them yet.
- → Run your app in the iPhone Duo simulator in Xcode, on both the outer display and the inner (unfolded) one, and fix any screen that stretches or leaves empty bars.
- → Take screenshots at 1398 × 2034 pixels for the outer display and 2007 × 2853 pixels for the inner one (landscape works too: 2034 × 1398 and 2853 × 2007).
- → In App Store Connect, open your next version, choose iPhone Duo under Previews and Screenshots, upload them, and submit the version. They go live with it.
- → Already added them? Then you're set.
Outer display1398 × 2034 px
Inner display2007 × 2853 px
Get a second opinion on your screenshotsAppGrowly reviews Brain game. Picture Match's screenshots and icon and suggests what to change, so the first ones sell the app.
Review my screenshotsFree 3-day trial, no card needed - Declare your accessibility featuresLow
Your App Store page says you haven't indicated which accessibility features Brain game. Picture Match supports. Apple shows these labels on every app page, so people who need larger text, VoiceOver or a dark interface can see whether your app works for them.
- → App Store Connect → your app → App Accessibility: declare what the app already supports, such as Larger Text, Dark Interface, Sufficient Contrast, Reduced Motion or VoiceOver.
- → Only declare what works across the app's common tasks: try them with the largest text size and VoiceOver first.
- No past year in the name or subtitle
- Ready for next year (from October)
- The App Store shows every language your listing is in
- A listing in each language the app speaks
- Enough ratings for people to trust it
- A rating of 4 stars or more
- iPad screenshots for an iPad app
- Privacy policy, support and website links work
- The privacy label matches the app's ads
- Small enough to download on mobile data
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