You are the whole team. So we built you one.
You ship the build, write the listing, answer the one star review, buy the traffic and read the numbers. Every job in a mobile company, held by one person, after hours. Kintsu is the part of that company you were never able to hire.
Your numbers live in four places, and none of them talk
Play Console says one thing. App Store Connect says another. The ad network has a third version, and the spreadsheet you keep to reconcile them is already out of date. Kintsu holds one view of downloads, revenue and reviews across both stores, so the picture is assembled before you sit down to look at it. You stop stitching. You start deciding.
The reviews pile up while you are writing code
Every unanswered review is a rating you are quietly losing, and reading them all is a job on its own. Kintsu reads the pile, tells you what people are actually complaining about this week, and drafts replies in your voice for you to approve. The queue clears in the time it used to take to open it.
Store creative should not require a designer you cannot afford
Screenshots and listing copy decide whether anyone installs, and they are the first thing that gets skipped when you are alone. Kintsu generates store creative and metadata directions you can ship, then watches whether they moved anything. And when something breaks overnight, a crash spike, a ranking drop, a payment failure, it is flagged before you wake up. No analyst floor pricing. No enterprise contract. Built for one person.
You were never small. You were outnumbered.
Kintsu is in private beta. 100 founding seats.