Live text and draft together
Your live listing is read per language and you write the draft beside it. Tracked keywords are highlighted, with the field each one appears in.
Copy workshop
Score your store copy before it goes live.
In the copy workshop you write a draft next to your live text; Uptika recounts characters, coverage of your tracked keywords and risks with every keystroke.
Uptika's copy workshop is a workspace for drafting App Store and Google Play metadata: it shows each field's character limit, how well your tracked keywords are covered, repeated words and risky phrases as you type, and gives the draft a score from 0 to 100.
Copy workshop
What do you get?
A 0–100 draft score
Fill of the indexed fields, popularity-weighted coverage of your top 15 keywords, repeated words, description length and over-limit fields in one number.
Warnings as you type
Keyword-field words already in the name or subtitle, fields over their limit, risky title phrases like "best", "#1" or "free", and emoji.
Missing words in one click
On the App Store a missing keyword goes into the keyword field in one click; on Google Play you copy it. Keywords come sorted by popularity.
AI suggestions
On paid plans: 3 names, 3 subtitles, 2 keyword fields, 2 promotional texts and an opening paragraph for the App Store; 3 titles, 3 short descriptions and an opening paragraph for Google Play.
How does it work?
Read what is live
With App Store Connect or Play Console connected, the live text is read in every language; without a connection you start from the public listing.
Write the draft
Pick a language, start a new draft or copy the live text. Score, coverage and warnings update on every change; drafts are saved by name.
You move it to the store
Drafts are stored in Uptika only. Uptika never sends anything to the stores; you copy the finished text into App Store Connect or Play Console.
Free
Which plan includes it?
Drafts, the score and warnings are on every plan. AI suggestions come with Starter, from $29 a month.
Questions
Does the copy workshop change my store listing?
No. Nothing is sent to App Store Connect or Google Play from this page. Drafts stay in Uptika and you copy the text to the store yourself.
Which character limits does it check?
The stores' own: on the App Store, 30 for name and subtitle, 100 for the keyword field, 170 for promotional text; on Google Play, 30 for the title and 80 for the short description; 4,000 for the description on both.
In which language are AI suggestions written?
In the storefront's language, using your top 25 tracked keywords. Each suggestion comes with up to three reasons; put it in the draft and see its score before you accept it.
Can I use it on the free plan?
Yes. Drafting, the score, coverage and warnings are on every plan. AI suggestions come with Starter, with 10 AI insights a day.
Other features
Keyword field builder
100 characters, not one wasted.
See the featureSearch mirror and screenshots
See how you look in search before you publish.
See the featureListing audit
Find the gaps and rejection risks before you publish.
See the featureApp Store and Google Play character limits (2026 table)
Every text limit on the App Store and Google Play in one table: name, subtitle, 100-byte keyword field, promotional text, descriptions, events, with sources.
Read the guideApp Store subtitle: what to write in 30 characters, with 40 examples
The App Store subtitle is 30 characters, indexed for search and changed with a new version. A keyword + benefit formula and 40 counted examples by category.
Read the guideGoogle Play store listing: title, short and full description
Google Play store listing limits (title 30, short description 80, full description 4,000), metadata policy rules, graphics specs and Play Console steps.
Read the guideMetadata Linter
Paste your store text: limits, repeats, singular/plural waste and policy risks, instantly, in your browser.
Open toolListing X-Ray
Holds a store listing's searchable fields against the store's own suggestions and the category's top 10.
Open tool