StudioDash is organised around the practical questions developers ask while running apps and games: how revenue is moving, what app statuses need attention, whether provider data is healthy, and how website visibility is changing.

The product direction is intentionally operational rather than decorative. The dashboard is designed for repeated review, comparison, and action across a product portfolio.

• Revenue summary cards for App Store, advertising, and website monetisation data where provider data is available.
• App status views for App Store Connect metadata, lifecycle states, downloads, ratings, reviews, and release signals.
• Website and SEO analytics using Cloudflare and Google Search Console coverage.
• Integration health, sync status, and provider attention items.
• Historical trends and selected-period summaries for comparing performance over time.

StudioDash is built as an Apple-platform app for Mac and iPad. The product is intended to provide a focused native workspace rather than another browser tab that competes with the provider dashboards it summarises.

The dashboard layout brings high-level cards, provider-specific views, and detailed tables together so developers can scan quickly and drill into the areas that need attention.

Some feature areas are represented as roadmap or placeholder coverage while the product remains in development. Planned functionality is documented as planned, not as currently live.

Future work is expected to expand reporting, automation, and provider coverage while preserving the core goal: a useful, public-facing dashboard for developers running real products.