Proceeds — App Store Sales

Proceeds is now free — plus a watch app for your wrist, a map of your markets, and a crystal ball for your month. • Free tier — The dashboard, widgets, and Morning Report no longer require Pro. Check yesterday's earnings every morning, on us. Apps, Days, Months, Stats, and Backups stay in Proceeds Pro (try it free for 7 days). • Countries — See exactly where your sales come from: your top markets, rising and fading countries, and a per-day sales ledger listing every product with the country it sold in. • Forecast — The month card now projects where your month will land, weighted by your weekday rhythm. Month details plot your pace against last month, day by day. • Average line — Every chart now draws a dashed line at your average, so above-average days pop at a glance. It reaches the widgets and your watch too — and there's a switch in Settings if you'd rather chart without it. • Ask Siri — "How were my sales in Proceeds?" Yesterday's numbers, spoken out loud. Works with Shortcuts too. • Milestones — Optional alerts for your best day ever, lifetime unit marks, and hitting your monthly goal. You earned them. • Apple Watch — Yesterday's earnings, units sold, overall trend, top apps, goal gauge, and forecast, right on your wrist. It syncs from your iPhone, and your API key never leaves it. • Widgets — A new large widget with goal progress and forecast, plus a Lock Screen ring that fills as your month does. • Settings everywhere — The gear icon now lives in every tab, ⌘, opens Settings on both Mac and iPad keyboards, and a new Test Connection button tells you exactly where your setup stands. • About — Rate us, share the app, browse our other apps, or drop us a line straight from Settings. We always write back. • Nice touches — The welcome screen now shows the real app icon and states the thing we're proud of, plainly: no servers, ever. Your data stays on your device and in your own iCloud. • Fixes — Pull to refresh always lands the new day now, reports Apple publishes late are picked up automatically, every app gets its own chart color, and the year chart's month labels no longer clip. Made by a developer who checks these numbers every morning, just like you. And if Proceeds earns a spot in your daily routine, a quick rating means more to us than you'd think.