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Screenshots, done for you.
Upload your raw screens. Floyd's AI Director picks the headline, color palette, and background for every frame and composites a production-ready set sized for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch — in under a minute.
You wrote the app. You ran the marketing. You don't have time to design screenshots and you definitely don't have $300/month for SensorTower. Floyd's AI Director turns your raw screens into production-ready App Store screenshots in minutes — preview free, pay $5 to download. (Listing audits and keyword tools are in active development.)
No credit card. No designer. First set free.
If you've shipped at least one app to the App Store solo, this list will read like a diary.
You spent six months on the app and one afternoon on the screenshots.
The screenshots are the page. They're 90% of the conversion decision and they look like a 4pm Sunday rush job. You know it.
You've never run a paid ASO audit because the cheapest one is $99.
AppFigures starts at $99/mo. SensorTower talks to you in sales calls. You wanted to try ASO, not commit to a SaaS.
You stuffed the keyword field and downloads didn't move.
You picked keywords by gut. You didn't have data on which ones an indie app could actually rank for, so you guessed — and the rankings showed it.
You've been meaning to A/B test screenshots for six months.
App Store Connect's product page optimization is right there. You've never opened it because designing four new screenshot variants by hand is a weekend you don't have.
You wrote the description copy at 11pm before submission.
First two lines should be a one-line outcome and a proof point. Yours is a feature list because you were tired and TestFlight closed in an hour.
You're shipping a Google Play version and dreading doing it all again.
Different aspect ratios. Different keyword rules. Different screenshot dimensions. Same single-developer team.
Most ASO tools are dashboards that diagnose. Floyd makes the thing you actually have to ship: the screenshots. Three things matter for solo devs.
Upload your raw screens. Floyd's AI Director picks the headline, color palette, and background for every frame and composites a production-ready set sized for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch — in under a minute.
Floyd reads your live App Store listing — category, ratings, positioning — and themes every frame's headline to fit the app you actually built. Don't like a set? Regenerate until it's right.
Preview the full set free. Download it for a flat $5 — no subscription, no per-app caps. Listing audits with an A–F grade, keyword scoring, and one-click App Store Connect publishing are in active development.
The honest version of how solo devs do ASO today vs. with Floyd in the loop.
Open Figma. Design one screenshot. Resize it for iPhone, iPad, and Watch. Fight the text reflow each time.
Floyd renders every required device size from one upload. Headline reflow handled automatically.
Hire a designer on Fiverr for $300, wait four days, get screenshots that look generic.
Floyd generates production-ready screenshot frames in under a minute. You approve or regenerate. No back-and-forth.
Stare at a blank canvas wondering what the headline on screenshot #1 should even say.
Floyd's AI Director reads your listing and writes the headline, picks the palette, and lays out each frame for you.
Pay a designer $1,500 and hope the set converts before you can afford to test another direction.
Preview Floyd's set free, download for $5, and regenerate a fresh direction any time.
Floyd has audited hundreds of indie iOS listings. These are the five issues that show up most often — fix them in this order.
Your first screenshot is a UI screenshot.
It should be a value-prop hero — a one-line headline overlaid on the device, not raw UI. The first screenshot drives the conversion decision before anyone scrolls.
Your subtitle repeats your title.
Apple gives you 30 free indexed characters in the subtitle. Don't waste them restating the brand name. Use them for a different keyword phrase your target users actually search.
Your keyword field targets terms you can't win.
Single high-volume words like 'productivity' or 'fitness' have zero winnability for indie apps. Target adjacent long-tail terms ('habit tracker', 'time blocking') with real search intent.
Your description leads with feature bullets.
The first two lines should be a one-line outcome ("Take back your focus.") and a proof point ("30,000 reviews"). Feature lists go below the fold.
You have no localized listing.
Your second-largest market is probably not the US. A localized title, subtitle, and keyword field for one extra language often doubles non-US downloads with zero code changes.
Floyd generates the screenshots that fix the visual issues today — and a full listing audit is on the way. Generate your first set to generate your first set free.
First set free. $5 per set after that — no subscription, no per-app caps.
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