Integrations
Apple App Store
Apple App Store support is not currently available. Treating Apple as a renamed Google Play adapter would hide important differences in product structure, pricing, authentication, and release behavior.
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What can be shared across stores
The broad concepts—economic observations, regional targets, confidence, protected markets, review, and audit context—can apply to more than one provider. They describe the pricing decision rather than a particular API.
That shared model is useful, but it is only the beginning of a real integration.
What must be Apple-specific
Apple uses its own product hierarchy, price-point system, territories, credentials, permissions, and update semantics. Importing and publishing must represent those rules directly rather than translating them loosely from Google Play.
The integration also needs provider-specific validation, failure handling, and proof that submitted prices can be read back reliably.
Current availability
No public workflow should imply that an Apple catalogue can be connected or changed today. Google Play is the supported store.
Apple support should be considered available only when the provider adapter and its safety path have been implemented and validated end to end.