Give BowlerLaunch one logo, your raw screenshots, and basic app details. Get multi-platform, multi-language screenshots, icons, splash screens, store copy, privacy policy and terms drafts — without rebuilding everything by hand.
Already on BowlerKit? Redeem your license for 1 year of access — no separate subscription.
Use your logo, raw captures, and app facts once. BowlerLaunch adapts the result across platforms, device sizes, and languages while keeping the whole launch consistent.
Upload your source material once. Screenshots, store copy, legal drafts, icons, splash screens, and feature graphics stay connected across every platform and language.
Preview iOS and Android surfaces, then package adaptive, monochrome, tinted, light, and dark assets at the right sizes.
Save a proven screenshot composition and apply it to the next launch without losing its copy, captures, locales, or identity.
Generate complete App Store and Google Play bundles in the background, then download organized, correctly named assets when they are ready.
Drop in raw captures and get an art-directed layout, concise copy, and a coherent brand system.
Compose the required Google Play promo graphic beside the rest of your launch assets.
Draft titles, subtitles, keywords, and descriptions for every storefront locale you support.
Turn your real data, permission, and SDK choices into submission-ready legal pages.
Adapt screenshots and listing content for every storefront language from the same app facts.
Design the app icon and splash screen next to your screenshots, exported at every size each store demands.
Push the finished package straight to Google Play and App Store Connect — no manual upload dance.
Add one logo, your raw app screenshots, and a rough description. No polished marketing assets required.
Select iOS, Android, target devices, and every storefront language you plan to support.
BowlerLaunch prepares screenshot decks, icons, splash screens, listing copy, legal drafts, and feature graphics together.
Download correctly sized, organized bundles for App Store Connect and Google Play Console.
BowlerKit is the modular Expo & Flutter boilerplate that ships your app. BowlerLaunch is the launch kit that gets it into the stores. BowlerKit license holders redeem 1 year of BowlerLaunch access — no second subscription.
Build and judge a full preview for free. Unlock one app permanently with a Launch Pass, or keep shipping with Studio's monthly credits.
One preview app, no card required.
One app, unlocked permanently.
Keep shipping apps every month.
Have a BowlerKit license? Redeem it for 1 year of access with 100 AI credits every month.
What the tool produces, what each plan actually unlocks, and how credits are spent.
One submission package per app: screenshot decks at every resolution the App Store and Google Play demand, app icons and splash screens in each native variant, the Google Play feature graphic, store listing copy (title, subtitle, keywords, description), and privacy policy and terms drafts. Everything downloads as an organized bundle with store-ready filenames.
One logo, raw in-app captures straight from a simulator or device, and a rough description of what the app does. No mockups, no device frames, no polished marketing assets, no design file.
No. The AI proposes a first pass — layout, copy, colors, device framing, ordering — and everything lands in an editor you can change. Editing is unlimited and never costs credits; only regenerating with AI does.
Pick the storefront languages you support and the same app facts get adapted into screenshots and listing copy for each one, instead of you re-briefing a translator per locale. Studio and BowlerKit are unlimited. Free Preview is capped at 1 language because every extra locale multiplies AI cost — unlocking an app with a Launch Pass lifts that cap for that app, and you add the extra locales from its settings.
They are drafts generated from your real answers about data collection, permissions, and third-party SDKs — a solid starting point that satisfies the store questionnaires rather than legal advice. Review them (with counsel if your app handles sensitive data) before you publish.
Save any screenshot composition as a template and apply it to another app without losing its copy, captures, locales, or identity. You get 3 saved templates on Free Preview, 10 with a Launch Pass, and 50 on Studio or BowlerKit.
Not yet — direct publishing to Google Play and App Store Connect is in progress. Today you export the finished bundle and upload it yourself; the filenames and folder structure already match what each console expects.
Production exports are assembled on the server in the background, so you can keep working while a bundle builds, and each export job accepts up to 1 GB of source assets. Free Preview exports are assembled in the browser and carry a watermark.
Free Preview gives you 30 one-time AI credits, 1 app workspace, 3 saved templates, and one language — enough to generate a complete launch and judge the output. Exports are watermarked samples. No card required.
Launch Pass is $39 once and unlocks a single app permanently: 60 credits scoped to that app, full-resolution export, and it keeps working forever. Studio is $29/month for 300 credits every month across up to 10 workspaces. Shipping one app this year? Launch Pass. Shipping or updating regularly? Studio.
$240/year works out to $20/month against $29 monthly. Credits are still granted monthly — 300 at the start of each calendar month, not a full year's worth on day one.
Yes, and they do not interfere. A Launch Pass unlocks its own app with its own credit pool; Studio covers your other workspaces. Buying one never consumes or resets the other.
You keep full access until the end of the period you already paid for, then the account resolves to Free Preview. Cancel yourself from the billing portal in Settings — no email required.
Nothing is deleted. Any app covered by a Launch Pass stays fully unlocked. Of your remaining apps, the oldest one stays editable as your free preview app and the others become read-only — they come straight back the moment you resubscribe or buy a Launch Pass for them.
Polar is the merchant of record. Checkout, VAT and sales tax, invoices, and the self-serve billing portal all run through it, and card details never touch our servers.
A credit is the unit for AI generation. Generating a full workspace costs 10, regenerating a screenshot deck 6, re-translating one into another language 2, a marketing page 3, store listing copy 2, and a feature graphic, privacy policy, or terms document 1 each.
No. Only AI generation is billable. Editing text, swapping captures, changing the layout, re-exporting, and downloading a bundle again are all free and unlimited.
Monthly plan credits (Studio and BowlerKit) are a per-month quota: they expire at the end of the calendar month and do not roll over. Free Preview starter credits, Launch Pass credits, and purchased credit packs never expire.
Always the soonest-expiring ones, so your monthly quota is used before anything permanent. Launch Pass credits are the exception — they are tied to their app and can only be spent there.
A one-time pack of 100 credits is $15 and never expires. It is available to anyone on a paid plan or holding a Launch Pass.
BowlerKit is the modular Expo and Flutter boilerplate that gets your app built. BowlerLaunch is the launch kit that gets it into the stores. They are separate products from the same ecosystem, and owning one gets you the other on better terms.
1 year of BowlerLaunch access with 100 AI credits every month, up to 10 workspaces, 50 saved templates, and full production export — no second subscription. Paste the key on the plans page and it activates immediately.
Your account resolves to Free Preview. Nothing is deleted, Launch Pass apps stay unlocked, and you can pick up a Launch Pass or Studio whenever you need to export again.
Yes. Studio's 300 monthly credits replace the license's 100 if you need more generation headroom, and everything else carries on unchanged.
Still deciding? Build a free preview and judge the output before any card is involved.
Upload the source once, review everything in one place, and get back the time you would have spent resizing, translating, rewriting, and packaging it by hand.
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