Changelog

The Agent writes for the country you are shipping to, not a translated copy of the US listing. You choose which markets go into a run; the rest stay out of that draft.

A new localization is opened on App Store Connect before it is drafted.

Tell the Agent to keep your mark at the start of this app's name, or leave the name open for a proposal. Another app in the workspace can follow a different rule.

Each chip shows the current word next to the proposed one. Tap a chip for Target and Related, then keep or drop that change without touching the rest of the field.

After setup, ask about your listing, ranks, and competitors, or tell the Agent to run work. A question stays read-only. An unambiguous command is what authorizes a change.

The Agent does not publish unless you give a clear command.

Make room and Add are two tables. You see what is leaving, what is coming in, and why — then you decide.

When the draft is ready, send the version for review from the Agent inbox. You do not have to open the Editor to submit.

Spek checks whether the proposed name is unique on the App Store before you accept the draft, so you do not keep a title that is already taken.

In Plan, the Agent writes an exact sequence of steps you can review. Nothing in that plan runs until you take it to Action.

Proposed changes sit in Suggestions. Fields already in good shape sit in Good. You spend time on what moved.

Target-opportunity chips show how likely a keyword is to move, so you protect or attack the ones worth the field space.

A tabbed rank history in Agent shows movement in each market, so you can tell whether a change is working.

Attach images in Agent chat. The Agent stages screenshot proposals for review. They do not go to the store until you approve them.

The Agent researches each App Store market and proposes a name, subtitle, description, and keywords in that market's language. You review every field, then decide.

Nothing goes to the store until you approve it.

Create custom product pages and product-page tests when Apple says the app is eligible. The live listing stays as it is until you publish.

Create, localize, and schedule in-app events from Spek. You write the event once and localize it for the markets you ship.

A non-English market is seeded in that language. English US terms no longer leak into a German, Japanese, or Arabic draft.

Proposed name, subtitle, description, keywords, and screenshots sit in one inbox, market by market. You accept or reject the change; the store does not move until you do.

Spek suggests rivals per storefront. Accept the ones you actually compete with so later research is grounded in those listings.