The day's slip
Once a day Apple publishes a sales report for your developer account. Tillroll prints it as a slip: every app and in-app purchase that sold, the country, the units and your proceeds, then a total in your currency.
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Tillroll
TillrollFor App Store developers · iPhone and iPad
Your App Store sales, printed as till slips.
A shop ends its day by printing the till's closing slip. Tillroll does the same for your apps: it reads Apple's daily sales report on your device, with your own App Store Connect API key, and prints what sold, where, and what you earned.
Coming soon to the App Store
What it doesTillroll is in testing and is not on the App Store yet.
- Devices
- iPhone and iPad
- Languages
- English and Turkish
- Publisher
- Orhan Ege Bilge
The film
Tillroll in half a minute
What the film shows
A phone stands asleep on a plain warm ground. Its screen wakes: Wednesday, 7 October, 14:07. Words: Somewhere, someone buys your app.
The phone shakes like a struck bell and a notification drops in: Orbit Chess, 1 sale, Germany. Words: Your phone rings.
Two more notifications arrive through the evening, each with a ring: Lantern Notes, 1 sale, Türkiye; Tide Clock, 1 sale, United States. Words: One ring for every sale.
The next morning the clock reads 08:15, Thursday, 8 October. Then the phone rises and a till slip feeds out of a slot in its lower edge. Each notification drops down off the screen and prints as a row of the slip; a total prints last: about 6 dollars 97. Words: By morning, the day is one slip.
The slip is cut off; the phone leaves, and the slip grows to fill its side of the picture. Words: Tillroll. Your app sales, as till slips.
Sound: a voice speaks the words of each scene over soft marimba and piano music; a small bell at each notification, paper feeding as each part of the slip prints, and a tear when the slip is cut.
What it does
One slip a day, and a bell for the sale.
The roll and the price list
Your slips are kept newest on top. A summary slip adds up the last 7, 30 or 90 days and compares them with the period before. The price list ranks your apps and in-app purchases for the period you choose.
The bell
Optional, and off until you switch it on. Connect one of your apps and your phone rings for a sale: a paid app rings when a buyer first opens it, and Apple rings for an in-app purchase, a subscription or a refund.
Your key stays with you
The key is stored in the iOS Keychain, on this device only. Reports come from Apple straight to your device and stay there. No ads, no tracking and no analytics of how you use the app.
Not real time, and it says so.
Apple publishes one sales report a day, the morning after, Pacific Time. No app can show a day's figures before that report exists. Only the bell rings sooner, and each time for a single sale. Proceeds in the reports are Apple's estimates, not payouts; a total converted to your currency is marked “≈”.
Free and Pro
Free on the device. Pro for a louder bell.
Free
- Everything the app does on the device: every slip, the roll, the price list, the widgets and the daily notification
- The bell for one app
No account, no sign-in.
Tillroll Pro
- The bell for all your apps
- A ring for App Store Connect events
- A sound of its own for each app
- Forwarding to Slack, Discord or Telegram
A subscription or a lifetime purchase, sold by Apple through the App Store.
What you need
A team API key with the “Sales and Reports” role and your vendor number. Both come from App Store Connect, and the app shows where to find them. No key yet? Look around with the built-in sample data first.
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