Tillroll: App Sales Slips

A shop ends its day by printing the till's closing slip. Tillroll does the same for your apps. Once a day Apple publishes a sales report for your developer account. Tillroll reads it on your iPhone or iPad with your own App Store Connect API key and prints it as a slip: every app and in-app purchase that sold, the country, the units and your proceeds, then a total in your currency. The roll Your slips, newest on top. A summary slip adds up the last 7, 30 or 90 days and compares them with the period before. Every week and every month ends with a closing slip. Several accounts Each API key is a connection. All of them print on one roll: a day's slip has a section for each and one total. A menu shows one alone. Products Your apps and their in-app purchases, ranked for the period you choose. The storefront How often each app was seen, how often its page was opened and where its downloads came from, from Apple's analytics reports. Apple makes these only on request: a one-time step in Settings, with an Admin key the app does not keep. The notification When a new slip arrives, Tillroll tells you the total and how many sales it holds. The bell Optional. Tillroll's bell service sends your device a push when the day's report is due, and the device fetches the slip from Apple itself. A route connects one of your own apps to the bell: a paid app rings when a buyer first opens it, and Apple rings for an in-app purchase, a subscription or a refund. Today so far An open slip at the top of the roll lists the day's rings on your device, for everyone who has set up the bell. With Tillroll Pro or Studio, if your apps use RevenueCat, sign in and the same slip shows RevenueCat's estimate for today. Read-only, on your device. Apple's report stays the record. Tillroll is not affiliated with RevenueCat. Widgets The newest slip on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Not real time Apple publishes one sales report a day, the morning after, Pacific Time. Only the bell's routes can ring sooner, one event at a time. Proceeds in these reports are Apple's estimates, not payouts. Your keys stay with you • Keys are stored in the iOS Keychain, on this device only. • Reports come from Apple straight to your device. Tillroll sends them nowhere. • No tracking, and no analytics of how you use the app. • No server of ours and no account with us, unless you switch on the bell. Its service keeps your device's push address, your routes and a plan's purchase record. It never sees your keys or your reports. • A route passes single purchases through the service to your device: Apple's proof of one purchase, or a product and its price. It keeps only a mark that it rang. What you need A team API key with the "Sales and Reports" role, and your vendor number. The app shows where to find both. No key yet? Try the sample data first. Free, Tillroll Pro and Tillroll Studio Free: one connection, everything on the device, on-time delivery of the daily slip, and the instant bell for one app. Tillroll Pro holds 3 connections and adds the bell for all your apps, the approval bell for versions, builds and TestFlight feedback, a sound of its own for each app, forwarding the bell to Slack, Discord or Telegram, and RevenueCat's estimate in “Today so far”. Tillroll Studio holds 10 connections, with everything in Tillroll Pro. Both are monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscriptions, the yearly ones with one week free for new subscribers. Tillroll Pro is also a one-time lifetime purchase. A subscription renews until you cancel it in your App Store account settings. Fourteen languages. iPhone and iPad. Works with VoiceOver, larger text and Reduce Motion. Tillroll is an independent app by Orhan Ege Bilge. It is not affiliated with Apple or endorsed by it. App Store and App Store Connect are trademarks of Apple Inc. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://codebiy.com/en/tillroll/privacy