Dashboard
Every app, every tool, one screen
Plash is a dashboard that pulls the numbers from the tools behind your apps (Google Play Console, App Store Connect, Stripe, Supabase, Search Console, Vercel and more) into one place. The home screen shows every app and what needs attention; each app opens its own dashboard.
All apps, then one app
Home lists every app with its health and key numbers. Open one for its own dashboard: overview, reviews, leads, roadmap and settings.
Key numbers first
Installs, revenue, rating and crash rate lead each view, with the change against the previous period.
What needs attention
Problems are flagged on their own: crash rates over Google Play limits, rating drops, failing connections, big swings in installs or revenue.
Every source, drilled down
Each linked tool opens its full report: charts, tables and drill-downs, with the time range you picked (24 hours to a year).
How it works
Unified dashboard in 3 steps
- 1
Connect your accounts
Add each tool once: a Play service account, an App Store Connect key, a Stripe restricted key, a Supabase token.
- 2
Create an app
Group the store listings, backend, payments and website that belong to one product.
- 3
Open the dashboard
Plash reads each source live and lays it out side by side. Reports are cached for minutes, not days.
Why one dashboard instead of eight tabs?
An app with a Play listing, an App Store listing, a Supabase backend, Stripe payments and a website has five consoles, each with its own login, date picker and definitions. Plash reads them for you and puts the numbers that matter on one page, so a morning check takes a minute.
Is the data live?
Yes. Plash reads each provider’s API when you open a view and caches the result for about ten minutes, so pages are fast and the numbers stay current. Nothing is copied into a warehouse first.
Unified dashboard: questions
Which tools does the Plash dashboard connect to?
Google Play Console, App Store Connect, Search Console, Stripe, Polar, Dodo Payments, Supabase, MongoDB, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare and GitHub.
Can I see one app on its own?
Yes. Open an app from the home screen or the sidebar and it gets its own dashboard with its overview, reviews, leads, roadmap, expenses and alerts.
Does Plash change anything in my accounts?
No, it reads. The only exceptions are actions you take on purpose, like replying to a store review.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. Plash has iOS and Android apps with the same workspace, built for quick checks on the go.
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