Product guide
Fox Store brings app publishing, asset preparation, and store-listing checks into one desktop workspace. Add the required connections in Settings before using their features. Packages and assets go directly to your chosen platform or object storage. See the download section for desktop installer availability and the CI/CD guide for pipeline integration.
Image optimization and object storage
Import or drag local JPEG, PNG, and WebP images into “Tools → Image optimization” to batch-adjust quality, dimensions, format, and target size. Choose a preset or custom parameters, generate candidates, then inspect quality with original/result views, the draggable divider, and zoom. Actual savings depend on the generated files.
After checking the results, export locally or upload to connected Alibaba Cloud OSS, Tencent Cloud COS, Amazon S3, or MinIO:
- Add images, choose parameters, and generate ready candidates.
- Compare the results and rename output files if needed.
- Click upload and select the object-storage connection, Bucket, and target directory.
- Review individual results. Existing remote objects with the same name are skipped, and failed results are retained for handling.
Local export never overwrites same-name files, and uploads from the standalone image tool do not overwrite existing objects. The object-storage workspace also offers optimization initiated from remote images; its write-back behavior follows the operation's prompt. Uploading to object storage requires your own storage-service account and permissions.
AI Agent and app checks
The Agent is a read-only AI assistant bound to app context. Configure an AI service, API Key, and model in Settings, then open the right-side AI panel and select an Apple connection and app. Ask directly about the current version's store copy, localization, or screenshot coverage, and continue follow-up questions during the current session.
Click “Automatic check” or open “Tools → Analysis reports” to turn existing store materials into findings and improvement suggestions. Reports cover six dimensions: release readiness, category and positioning, store copy, screenshot coverage, multilingual support, and compliance and trust. They distinguish local-rule findings, AI suggestions, and items that cannot be assessed.
Current analysis focuses on Apple App Store materials. Screenshot checks use language, count, specifications, and processing status; they do not replace visual inspection of content. Unavailable data is marked as a limitation, and scores are not probabilities of official approval. The assistant never independently invokes publishing tools or automatically edits app data. You still perform edits and submissions yourself.
Only after you send a message or start a check are the relevant allowlisted materials sent to the configured AI service. Availability and fees follow that provider's terms. Conversations stay in the current process memory and are cleared on restart.
App operations
The desktop client also supports app operations. Select apps in the review workspace to view feedback centrally and publish developer replies. You can provide review text in an AI conversation, ask for a draft or revision, then return the approved text to the review editor for submission.
The Apple analytics workspace provides trend and category charts, date and dimension filters, raw records, and CSV exports for platform reports. Reports containing Source Type, Source Info, or Campaign can compare performance by source or campaign. This analyzes existing platform reports and does not manage advertising budgets or campaigns. Available metrics and dimensions depend on the selected Provider and report.
Popular apps and regional price comparison
Browse the current app catalog from “Tools → App Store prices” or “Google Play prices,” search apps, open details, and compare app prices and subscriptions across regions. The catalog is maintained by the server and is not a live crawl of the entire store's charts.
In app details, switch items, change price sorting, expand more regions, and choose a display currency. Items supporting price ranges show a range; without an exchange rate, local prices remain. Favorite apps locally to find them again easily.
App details and prices come from server caches and may be delayed. Regional prices, subscription eligibility, and actual charges are determined by the store. This tool compares public information; it does not purchase on your behalf or guarantee access to the cheapest region for your account.
Languages and themes
Choose the interface language in Settings. Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese are currently available. Changing the interface language does not rewrite localized store copy, package names, or original platform responses.
Appearance settings support light, dark, system mode, and palettes including Dracula, Nord, and GitHub. Adjust the interface to your working environment; language and theme preferences are stored locally.