Sign in to Screentrino first, so your connection belongs to your account.

A one-time setup, about 5 minutes. You create a key in App Store Connect that lets Screentrino upload screenshots for you.

1. Open App Store Connect → Users and Access → Integrations → App Store Connect API and choose Team Keys. If you see Request Access, the Account Holder needs to press it once.
2. Press +, name the key Screentrino, and choose App Manager access.
3. Copy the Issuer ID shown above the list, and download the key file (.p8). Apple lets you download it only once, so keep it somewhere safe.

Your key stays on this device. Screentrino locks it inside this browser, where it can sign in to Apple but can't be read back out, not even by Screentrino. It is never sent to our servers, and you can remove it at any time.

Sign in to Screentrino first, so your connection belongs to your account.

A one-time setup, about 10–15 minutes. You create a "service account" that lets Screentrino upload screenshots to your Play listing.

1. In Google Cloud, enable the Google Play Android Developer API (create a project first if you have none).
2. Go to IAM & Admin → Service Accounts, create one named Screentrino, then open it: Keys → Add key → Create new key → JSON. A .json file downloads.
3. In Play Console → Users and permissions → Invite new users, paste the service account's email (it ends in .iam.gserviceaccount.com), add your app, and give it the Store presence permissions. Google can take up to 24 hours to recognise it.

Your key stays on this device. Screentrino locks it inside this browser, where it can sign in to Google but can't be read back out, not even by Screentrino. It is never sent to our servers, and you can remove it at any time.