1. Scenario
For indie studios of 1-3 people: take a single app from idea to app store launch, covering requirement scoping, prototyping, core development, store listing materials, submission and post-launch iteration.
Suitable for
Indie developersSmall studiosTeams building apps part-time
Solves
Scattered, unstructured ideas: without clear positioning and boundaries, development keeps expandingUnclear requirement boundaries: a fuzzy MVP scope leads to feature creep and a delayed launchNo development rhythm: solo devs and small teams lack milestones and a daily cadenceStore material easily missed: screenshots, privacy policy and keywords are all required, and rejections are commonNo record of rejections: issues are scattered across email and IM, so the previous rejection reason is lost when resubmitting
2. Demo Company
Demo company
Yunyu Mobile App Studio (an indie studio of 1-3 people, example)
Demo project
Minimalist focus-timer app: idea to app store launch
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3. Project Template
Built for indie developers and small studios, the whole launch chain is split into six stages plus seven components — launch delivery document, app feature requirements, development tasks, launch and technical issues, store and asset links, store material and a Gantt chart — covering the complete loop from product definition to post-launch iteration.
Project stages
1
Idea scoping and product definition
2
Prototyping and feature design
3
Core feature development
4
Store listing material preparation
5
Store submission and release
6
Post-launch follow-up and iteration
5. Workflow Configuration
Status
To do→Started→Done→Delayed→Cancelled
6. Default Document Templates
Once the template is enabled, the following document structure is generated automatically (one-click creation will be available later).
- Launch delivery documentProduct definition / store listing material checklist / acceptance criteria (functional acceptance standards and store review points)