Shipping to two stores is double the busywork
Mobile teams have a specific version of the release-notes problem: every release goes to two stores with different rules, and often on a tighter cadence than web. You write the notes, trim them for Google Play's tight limit, reword for Apple, paste into two consoles, and do it all again next sprint. None of it is hard — it's just repetitive, and it tends to get rushed at submission time.
This tool collapses that into one step: paste your commits once, get store-ready copy for both, edit, and submit.
It knows each store's constraints
The two stores don't play by the same rules, and good release notes respect that:
The generator targets Google Play's 500-character limit by default, so the same output fits comfortably on both stores — and flags you if a version runs long.
The mobile release workflow
- Grab the commits since your last build:
git log v3.0.0..HEAD --oneline. - Paste and generate the App Store format — you get concise, benefit-led copy with the internal noise (dependency bumps, CI tweaks) stripped out.
- Review the length against the 500-character Play limit; trim a bullet if needed.
- Paste into App Store Connect and the Play Console. The core message is identical; tweak per store only if you want to.
What "good" looks like for an app update
Users decide whether to tap Update based on these few lines, so they're worth getting right. Lead with the change people asked for, name fixes users actually reported, and never ship "bug fixes and improvements" as your only line — it teaches people your updates don't matter. For the deeper writing playbook, see the App Store release notes guide.
FAQ
Does it generate both iOS and Android notes?
Yes. Paste your commits once and generate App Store and Google Play copy in the same session. The message is shared; only the length constraint differs, and the tool writes to the tighter Play limit by default.
Will it stay under the character limits?
It targets Google Play's 500-character cap, which keeps you safely inside Apple's larger limit too. You can edit any line before submitting.
Does it connect to App Store Connect or the Play Console?
No — it generates the text, you paste it in. That means no store credentials or API access required.
What about a public changelog for the app?
Generate the App Store copy for the stores, then switch format to Keep a Changelog for a developer-facing record. See how to write a changelog.
Generate both stores' notes at once
Paste your commits, pick the App Store format, copy to both consoles. No account needed.
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