Apprvd.app
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Run ten apps like you run one.

Each app is a Firebase project, connected once through Google. Apprvd.app keeps every one of them synced, so the studio reviews the whole portfolio in the time it used to take to open a single console.

At a glance
SetupOne Google sign-in per project
ScopeEvery app in the organisation
AccessInvited members only
RefreshHourly, automatically
The challenge

Why it's hard today

1
Context switching
Every app has its own console, its own tabs and its own saved reports.
2
Inconsistent definitions
Retention in one app's deck isn't retention in another's, so apps can't be compared.
3
Access sprawl
Granting every analyst access to every Firebase project is a security review nobody wants.
The Apprvd.app approach

How Apprvd.app handles it

One connection per project

Authorise once with Google; Apprvd.app stores an encrypted refresh token and handles the rest.

The same board everywhere

Every app gets the same dashboard, funnels, experiments and release views, measured the same way.

Membership, not project access

Teammates are invited to the organisation. Nobody needs a role on each Firebase project.

Kept fresh for you

A background sync keeps every app's answers under an hour old, whether anyone opened it or not.

How it works

From connection to decision

Step 1
Connect
Add each Firebase project with Google sign-in.
Step 2
Invite
Add the team by email.
Step 3
Review
Start the week on the app list and drill into whatever 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.