App Store Changelog - icons, texts, screenshots
Available only for the Pro and Marketing memberships.
The Changelog screen shows how your app has changed in the App Store - versions, texts, screenshots, and visual elements.
It’s a convenient tool for analyzing the evolution of any app across time and localizations.


What is tracked
For every version, ASO.dev records changes in the following elements:
- app version and release date;
- app name (title);
- subtitle;
- description;
- “What’s New” section;
- promotional text;
- app icon;
- screenshots (for all localizations).
If a value is different from the previous version, it is automatically added to the changelog.
Timeline
The top of the screen features a horizontal timeline.
Each change is shown as a colored badge with the version number.
Timeline features:
- the color of each badge reflects the type of change (release, title, screenshots, description, icon, etc.);
- hovering over a badge shows a tooltip with:
- version number and date;
- affected localizations;
- current and previous values;
- clicking on a badge scrolls the screen to the detailed release card below.
Color-coded changes
Each badge color indicates the type of change - for example:
- blue - new release (version);
- green - title change;
- orange - subtitle change;
- pink - icon update;
- purple - screenshot update.
This makes it easy to instantly understand when and what exactly changed - content, visuals, or the app version itself.
Release details
Below the timeline, you’ll find a full list of all versions.
Each version card expands and shows only the fields that were changed.
A release card may include:
- version number, build number, and release date;
- icon changes (current and previous version);
- screenshot updates per localization - with before/after comparison (overlay view);
- app name (title);
- subtitle;
- description (full text);
- “What’s New” text;
- promotional text.
If a specific element hasn’t changed in that version - it isn’t shown.
To view changes to your app’s Keywords field, use the Timeline screen.
This screen helps you:
- quickly see what changed in each version;
- track the history of texts, visuals, and localizations;
- monitor changes made by your team or clients;
- analyze how updates impacted ASO and conversion;
- compare versions and restore previous values if necessary.