Google Play Developer

Google Workspace

Manage Android app releases, store listings, and metadata

What You Can Do

The Google Play Developer API gives you full control over your Android app's lifecycle on the Play Store — from internal testing to production releases.

  • List apps — See all Android apps in your Play Developer account
  • App details — Package name, version codes, current release status
  • Manage releases — Upload APKs/AABs and promote builds through tracks
  • Track management — Internal, alpha, beta, and production tracks
  • Release rollouts — Set percentage rollouts (e.g., 10% → 50% → 100%)
  • Store listing — Update app title, short description, full description per language
  • Screenshots and graphics — Upload and manage store listing images
  • Content ratings — Read current content rating questionnaire responses
  • APK/AAB info — Version codes, SDK targets, binary sizes
  • Reviews — List user reviews with rating and text
  • Reply to reviews — Post public developer replies to Play Store reviews
  • In-app products — List and manage in-app purchases and subscriptions

    • Try Asking

  • "List all my Android apps in Play Console"
  • "What's the current production version code for com.example.myapp?"
  • "Promote the latest alpha build to beta track"
  • "Update the Play Store description for the US English listing to include the new features"
  • "Set a 20% rollout for version 1.4.2 in production"
  • "Show me the 10 most recent 1-star reviews for my app"
  • "Reply to the review from user 'frustrated_dev' explaining the fix in v1.4.2"

    • Pro Tips

  • Edits work via the "edits" API — create an edit, make changes, then commit (the agent handles this)
  • Release tracks are isolated: promote alpha → beta → production with separate rollout percentages
  • Store listing updates require an active edit — changes aren't live until the edit is committed
  • Reply to reviews within 24 hours for best visibility and response rate
  • Version codes must be monotonically increasing — the Play Store rejects duplicate or lower codes
  • AAB (Android App Bundle) uploads are preferred over APK for optimized delivery