Run the whole release from the channel you're already in.
Every capability in ReleaseSteps Pro exists for one reason: so your mobile team can ship without the status chase.
Slack-native releases
Open a release with /releasesteps and the steps, owners, and progress live right in your channel. No separate dashboard to keep open — your team already works here.
App Store & Play Store, in Slack
Connect App Store Connect and Google Play Console once. Approval, rejection, and "live" status changes post straight into your channel as they happen — so nobody is refreshing a console to find out where things stand.
A checklist that actually runs
Configure the steps and the owner for each. When it's someone's turn, they're notified; they mark it done with a click. The release can't quietly skip a step or do one twice.
Accountability, not chasing
Every step has an owner. When it becomes their turn, ReleaseSteps @-mentions them — and the whole channel can see who holds the next action. Releases move forward without anyone playing project-manager-by-DM.
Store feedback where the team is
When a store rejects a build, the reason lands in Slack — not buried in an email no one's watching. Read it, fix it, resubmit. The team sees the whole loop without leaving the channel.
Guideline 2.1 — app crashed on launch on iPad (iPadOS 18.2).Also in every plan
Mark a release as a hotfix so it's never confused with a full release in flight.
An optional summary of past releases — what shipped, when, and who signed off.
Run /releasesteps status to see the current step anytime.
Reorder, rename, and assign steps to match how your team actually ships.
Store API keys are encrypted at rest — connect once and forget the console.
Everyone in the channel sees the release — no per-seat counting.
Stop chasing release status.
Add ReleaseSteps to Slack and run your next release in the open — calm, clear, and in one channel.
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