Write it, rate it, name it, check it, tune it, change it, share it, erase it, rewrite it…

Technocratic!

The information on your iTunes product page is decisive for potential buyers. Defining the name from day one is a critical task because it influences the design of your App. Setting relevant keywords as time goes by will save you lots of headaches when you submit your final version to iTunes Connect. With AppCooker, writing down all of this info becomes simple, with dedicated spaces for each of the App Store’s 18 languages.

Before you start the development of your App, setting its basic information and making sure Apple will agree to distribute it is a smart thing to do. It’s also good to think about what categories your App will be available in. With AppCooker, you can do this inside your project on your iPad instead of having to find out your options on iTunes Connect. You can also use the rating tool to pre-check that your idea has what it takes to be sold on the App Store. Doing this from the very beginning will save you all the trouble you might experience, should your App not be in line with Apple policies. You can then serenely start your iOS project with the insurance that everything will be good in the end. You can also start thinking about the App’s name in the next section.

AppCooker gives you a dedicated space to manage the App Store content that is localizable. When you start a project, you don’t necessarily know that your App’s name can be longer on the App Store than it is on the device. Nor is it obvious that some languages are supported by the App Store while some others aren’t. Everything here is made specifically for an optimal preparation to the App Store: create, manage and improve your written materials in your prefered languages. Icing on the cake is the automatic bytes counter that takes into account special characters such as accents, which will save you a lot of time when you submit your content on iTunes Connect.The iPhone and iPad support 34 languages, but your App information can only be localized into 28 different languages on the App Store. This is why AppCooker only ships with those 28. This will save you big disappointment when submitting your App on the App Store. As soon as Apple supports extra languages, AppCooker will follow.