New feature: You can now organize your builds into saved apps with proper version tracking! Instead of a messy list of builds, you now have a clean dashboard where each app has its own version history, release notes, and easy access to past builds.
What’s New: Organized App Management
Previously, every build was just another job in a list. It was hard to tell which build belonged to which app, what version you were on, or what changed between builds. Now you get:
- Saved apps — Each product lives in its own space
- Version history — See every release with real version numbers
- Release notes — Add notes to remember what changed
- Quick downloads — Grab any previous build instantly
Your Apps Dashboard
Go to Dashboard → My Apps to see all your saved apps. Each card shows:
- App name and package name
- Latest version (like “v1.2.3”)
- Build count
- Last build status
Click any app to open its detail page and see the full version history.
Version History
Each app’s detail page shows a chronological list of every build:
- Version name — Like “v1.0.0”, “v1.1.0”, etc.
- Version code — The internal number (1, 2, 3…)
- Build date — When it was created
- Release notes — What you wrote about this version
- Status badges — Success, failed, or in progress
- Format — APK or AAB
- Quick actions — View logs or download
This makes it easy to find that specific build from last week, or roll back to a previous version if something breaks.
Automatic Version Numbers
You don’t have to track version numbers manually anymore. When a build succeeds:
- The platform automatically determines the next version code
- It generates a semantic version name (like v1.0.0, v1.0.1, v1.1.0)
- These are saved and displayed in your version history
If a build fails, it won’t show a version number — only successful builds get versioned. This keeps your version history clean and meaningful.
Adding Release Notes
Before starting a build, you can add an optional version note:
- “Fixed login bug”
- “Added dark mode”
- “Updated for Play Store submission”
- “Emergency hotfix for crash”
These notes appear in your version history, making it easy to remember what changed in each release. No more guessing which build had which feature!
Creating a New App
When you start a new build, you can either:
- Select an existing app — Add a new version to an app you’ve already created
- Create a new app — Start a completely new product with its own version history
This keeps different projects separate and organized.
Deleting an App
If you need to remove an app:
- Go to My Apps and click the delete option
- You’ll see a confirmation explaining what will be removed
- Deleting removes the app record, all its builds, APK/AAB files, and the signing keystore
This cannot be undone, so make sure you really want to delete everything.
How This Helps You
Before this feature, you might have had:
- A confusing list of builds with no organization
- No idea which version was which
- Difficulty finding old builds
- No record of what changed between versions
Now you have:
- Clean organization by app
- Clear version numbers for every release
- Release notes to track changes
- Instant access to download any previous version
It’s like having a proper app store for your own builds!
Getting Started
If you’ve already built apps with AI Studio APK, your existing builds will appear in My Apps automatically. Just:
- Go to Dashboard → My Apps
- See your organized apps with version history
- Click any app to view its builds
- Start a new build with version notes
For new users, your first build will automatically create a saved app that you can continue building on.
Ready to Get Organized?
Whether you’re managing one app or ten, the new Apps & Versioning feature makes it easy to track your releases, remember what changed, and find any build instantly.
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