Apprvd.app
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Mission control for the studio.

Apprvd.app was built inside an app studio, for the way studios work: a handful of people responsible for many apps, each with its own Firebase project, releases and experiments.

At a glance
Built forMulti-app teams
Per appOne Firebase project
TeamInvite by email
BillingOne organisation
The challenge

Why it's hard today

1
Too many consoles
Every app is a separate Firebase project with its own dashboards.
2
No portfolio view
Which app needs attention this week is a question that takes an afternoon to answer.
3
Repeated setup
Every new app means rebuilding the same reports, funnels and messaging from scratch.
Solutions

Solutions for app studios & publishers

Use cases

Use cases for app studios & publishers

The Apprvd.app approach

How Apprvd.app handles it

Portfolio first

The app list is the home screen — every app's headline numbers at a glance.

Same toolkit, every app

Dashboards, funnels, experiments, push and releases come ready for each app you connect.

Shared tracker

One tracker — Flutter, iOS and Android SDKs — across the portfolio, feeding audiences and KPIs for every app.

Separated by design

Every query is scoped to its app, so one app's users can never appear in another's audience.

How it works

From connection to decision

Step 1
Connect the portfolio
Add each Firebase project once.
Step 2
Standardise
Same metrics, funnels and release reviews for every app.
Step 3
Prioritise
Spend the week on the apps whose numbers moved.
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FAQ

Questions, answered

Take the first reading.
Connect a Firebase project and the board fills itself — dashboards, funnels, experiments and push, from data you already have. Apprvd.app opens to the waitlist first.