Give every app a real shot.

Your agent writes the code.

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Your next app shouldn't mean starting over.

Every new app comes with the same checklist: analytics, subscriptions, performance, reviews, getting discovered. Then you do it all again for the next idea. So while Claude writes the code, ProductTree does everything else.

Find the app that's losing money, and why.

Ask your agent. It reads revenue, reviews and releases across every app you ship, finds the cause and proposes the fix. The fix waits for you.

~/studio — claude Example data

>which of my apps lost revenue this week, and why?
⏺revenue_rollup(range: "7d")read
⏺guardian_findings(apps: ["sleepwell", "tidepool"])read
Sleepwell −18%  v3.2 broke the paywall on iPad.Tidepool −6%  1★ wave in Germany after the price change.
⏺flags_config_value_draft("ipad_paywall_v2", false)propose
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Catch the 1★ before it's public.

The SDK asks unhappy users what went wrong before the rating prompt. Their complaint becomes a known issue, then a roadmap item, then a changelog entry, then a "what's new" card shown back to them in the app.

Your coding agent can run your app business too.

Everything in the dashboard is also available over MCP and the CLI. You control what it can read, what it can propose, and what always needs your thumb on the button.

Give every app a real shot.

Your next app shouldn't mean starting over.

Find the app that's losing money, and why.

Catch the 1★ before it's public.

Paste a URL. Five minutes later, your app has a home.

Your coding agent can run your app business too.

One app or 500. Same price logic, same five minutes.

Spend more time building. And less time on everything around it.