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CLI for Google Play Console — releases, tracks, reviews, and Android vitals crash metrics. Service account auth for CI/CD.
macOS, Linux, and Windows supported. Requires Node.js 18+ and a Google Cloud service account.
Authenticate with a Google Cloud service account, then manage your apps directly from the terminal. Uses the Google Play Developer API for releases and the Play Developer Reporting API for metrics.
Platform
✓macOS / Linux / Windows
Runtime
✓Node.js 18+
Auth
✓Google Cloud service account JSON
set up authentication
gplay auth setup /path/to/service-account.jsonlist your apps
gplay apps list --limit 50check release tracks
gplay tracks list com.example.appupload a new release
gplay releases create com.example.app --track internal --aab ./app.aabreply to a review
gplay reviews reply com.example.app 0123456789 "Thanks!"view crash metrics
gplay metrics crashes com.example.app --days 30Configure service account authentication from a JSON key file.
Display current authentication status and project info.
List accessible apps via the Play Developer Reporting API.
Show release tracks (internal, alpha, beta, production).
Upload AAB and create a new release on a specified track.
Promote a release from one track to another.
Fetch recent reviews with ratings and user comments.
Reply to a user review with a developer response.
View Android vitals crash rate metrics for an app.
This CLI uses a Google Cloud service account JSON key for authentication. Create a service account, download the key, and invite it to your Play Console account with appropriate permissions.
Authenticated: yes
Project: my-play-project
Scopes: androidpublisher, playdeveloperreporting
Built for developers who ship Android apps. Automate your release workflow, respond to reviews, and monitor crash rates — all from your terminal or CI pipeline.
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