OneCatalog for Android
Publish one listing and push it to Google Play plus every compliant third-party Android store with synced pricing, screenshots and analytics.
Indie Android developers and small studios selling across multiple Android storefronts
- Single metadata package → many stores with localised copy
- Auto-sync of pricing, screenshots and policy fields
- Per-store install, revenue and refund analytics
- Malware-policy pre-flight check to stay below the 1% install threshold
Google already auto-shares its Play catalog with third-party stores from July 22 for a $5,000 annual fee, and developers have no existing tool to manage multi-store launches in one place.
Multiple sources confirm multi-store publishing is a real, recurring pain for Android devs (per-store asset specs, metadata limits), but the buyer pool is limited to indie devs/studios who actively target 2+ storefronts — a niche subset.Best App Store Asset Automation Tool 2026 | IndieOps Blog ↗How to Distribute Android Apps Beyond Google Play in 2026: Amazon, Samsung, Huawei, etc. ↗
Crowded by free/open-source tooling: Fastlane (the de-facto standard), qalvinahmad/app-store-publisher-mcp covering 7 stores, IndieOps asset automation, KaiLiDev/app-release-hub — leaving little unowned ground for a paid multi-store publisher.GitHub - qalvinahmad/app-store-publisher-mcp ↗Best App Store Asset Automation Tool 2026 | IndieOps Blog ↗
Indie devs are price-sensitive and core listing-push is replicable by free Fastlane + the MCP server; pricing above ~$20-30/mo will struggle, and the $5K figure cited in the idea is paid by stores (not devs) so it doesn't directly expand willingness to pay.GitHub - qalvinahmad/app-store-publisher-mcp ↗How to Distribute Android Apps Beyond Google Play in 2026 ↗
Epic v. Google settlement makes third-party stores a durable part of the Android ecosystem, but Google expanding Play Console's own multi-store tooling or further API gating could compress the category within 2-3 years.Google and Epic give up fighting — third-party Android app stores are coming to Google Play ↗
Each storefront (Samsung Galaxy, Huawei AppGallery, Amazon, RuStore, Xiaomi GetApps) has separate auth, signing schemes, content review pipelines, and uneven API coverage — making reliable synced pricing/screenshot/analytics pushes significantly harder than a single-store Play publish.GitHub - qalvinahmad/app-store-publisher-mcp ↗