Boutique
Stage every storefront listing in one place, then paste it in by hand.
Shipping a game to more than one storefront means retyping the same description five times, in five slightly different text boxes, while hunting down whatever pixel dimensions that store wants this month. Boutique keeps one clean copy of everything — title, description, links, art — and helps you tailor it per store without losing track of what's done and what isn't.
One card per game
Every game gets its own project the moment you create it. The card tells you at a glance how much of the listing is actually done — not a percentage, a real count of fields and images.
Base holds the master copy
Title, description, links, genres, system requirements, master logo and key art — all live once on the Base tab. This is what every storefront branches from, so nothing gets typed twice.
Each store branches off and tracks itself
Add a storefront and its text starts out copied from Base, then goes fully independent — art is never copied, since every store wants its own sizes. The badge up top turns solid green only once every required image for that store is actually set.
A few things worth knowing
- Local-only, always. Boutique never talks to the network and never publishes anything — it just gets your listing ready to paste in by hand.
- Your data is plain files.Every project is a folder of JSON and images on your own disk, readable with or without the app — back it up however you already trust: git, Dropbox, iCloud, a thumb drive, whatever. Boutique won't do it for you.
- Built for the real dimension rules.Where a store publishes exact pixel specs, Boutique shows them next to the upload slot — and flags anything it couldn't verify.
Not out yet — but it's close.
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