Google Play Developer

Google Workspace

Manage Android app releases, store listings, and metadata

• Upload APKs and manage release tracks
• Update store listings, descriptions, and screenshots
• Read reviews and reply to user feedback

What You Can Do

The Google Play Developer API gives you full control over your Android app's lifecycle on the Play Store - from internal testing to production releases.

• List apps - See all Android apps in your Play Developer account
• App details - Package name, version codes, current release status
• Manage releases - Upload APKs/AABs and promote builds through tracks
• Track management - Internal, alpha, beta, and production tracks
• Release rollouts - Set percentage rollouts (e.g., 10% → 50% → 100%)
• Store listing - Update app title, short description, full description per language
• Screenshots and graphics - Upload and manage store listing images
• Content ratings - Read current content rating questionnaire responses
• APK/AAB info - Version codes, SDK targets, binary sizes
• Reviews - List user reviews with rating and text
• Reply to reviews - Post public developer replies to Play Store reviews
• In-app products - List and manage in-app purchases and subscriptions

Try Asking

• "List all my Android apps in Play Console"
• "What's the current production version code for com.example.myapp?"
• "Promote the latest alpha build to beta track"
• "Update the Play Store description for the US English listing to include the new features"
• "Set a 20% rollout for version 1.4.2 in production"
• "Show me the 10 most recent 1-star reviews for my app"
• "Reply to the review from user 'frustrated_dev' explaining the fix in v1.4.2"

Pro Tips

• Edits work via the "edits" API - create an edit, make changes, then commit (the agent handles this)
• Release tracks are isolated: promote alpha → beta → production with separate rollout percentages
• Store listing updates require an active edit - changes aren't live until the edit is committed
• Reply to reviews within 24 hours for best visibility and response rate
• Version codes must be monotonically increasing - the Play Store rejects duplicate or lower codes
• AAB (Android App Bundle) uploads are preferred over APK for optimized delivery

Plans

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