Recurring revenue starts from Apple's own report and adds what has happened since, live: new subscribers, cancellations and refunds. The chart, the subscriber count and the country list all read the same figure. A purchase shared through Family Sharing counts as one subscriber, with the family listed under it, and family members no longer set off alerts. Refunded subscribers have their own filter in the subscriber list. Ratings now include every App Store country.

Expected payments now reads Apple's own reports, so the week ahead covers every subscriber on the account. A subscriber's page shows their whole history in one list now, including the charges Apple holds from before you connected. The week's total on Activity says which side of Apple's cut it is on. When App Store Connect refuses a read because of the key's role, the app says so instead of asking you to reconnect.

Make a promotional offer for a plan, price it in every territory, and take it back once it has run its course. Create a subscription and send it to review without opening a browser. The review screenshot goes up from your photo library. Read what your TestFlight testers wrote, with their screenshot and the build they were on, and clear each one once you have handled it. An App Store alert now names the version it is about.

Alerts now cover the App Store as well as subscriptions. Your phone can say a version went into review, was rejected or went on sale, and when a TestFlight build finishes processing. Every app has its own switch. Release a version Apple has already approved, or hold it back, without opening a browser. Look a subscriber up by their order ID and read the history Apple holds for them. Extend a renewal date for one subscriber or for a group of them. Write the name and description your subscription shows on the App Store, in every language you sell in. A price change you have already booked now shows on the product and on the app it belongs to.

Set one US price and read what every territory would pay for it. Pick the plan, turn the dial, and book the changes from the same screen. Your plans now sit side by side at what they work out at per month, and the app says so when a longer plan costs more than a shorter one. Refund requests from Apple can be answered here, with the figures Apple asks for already filled in. The revenue chart marks what you did to it: versions shipped, prices changed, terms that reached or left the top ten. The whole funnel has its own page, with where it leaks. Keywords open on their own page and fetch a fresh report when you ask for one. Ratings and reviews arrive complete or not at all, with a retry when a store refuses. The app opens far faster than it did, and several figures now match the charts beside them.

Your keywords have a rank now. The Store segment reads where the app places for each term in its keyword field, storefront by storefront, and keeps the history. The app screen opens with a brief that says what moved. Subscribers have their own section: paid and trials over time, with the territories behind each count. The funnel starts at the store, with impressions and page views ahead of downloads. The renewal schedule shows when expected payments land. Any figure can be shared as a picture.