In production
Store Dock: Android
A Compose app template, a Play listing in many languages, emulator screenshots and Play API upload.
- Android SDK
- JDK 17
- Play Developer API
What it does
Store Dock: Android builds, signs and uploads your app bundle, captures screenshots on emulators, writes and translates the Play listing, and checks the policy points that most often hold a release back.
- A modern starting point. Jetpack Compose template with Play Billing, settings and the data-safety answers prepared.
- Screenshots from emulators. Phone and tablet captures from the running app in a screenshot mode.
- Listings in many languages. Title, short and full description per language, within Play limits.
- Upload through the API. Signed app bundles to internal, closed or open testing with the Play Developer API.
- Policy pre-check. Target SDK, permissions, data safety and minimum functionality checked before upload.
What is inside
App template
Compose project with billing, settings and screenshot mode.
Build and sign
Gradle scripts for release bundles and key handling.
Screenshots
Emulator capture for phones and tablets.
Play upload
API client for tracks, listings and images.
Requirements
- Android SDK and JDK 17.
- A Google Play Console account with a service account for the Play Developer API.
- An OpenAI-compatible endpoint for text and translation.
Good to know
- New personal accounts must run a closed test with real testers before production. The kit does not fake testers or engagement, and nothing should.
- Google rejects spam-like and low-functionality apps. Ship apps that do something useful.
Questions
Can it promote to production automatically?
It can promote a release between tracks through the API once the account is allowed to; the decision stays a setting you control.
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