ARCHITECTURE

A publishing engine for platforms

ReleaseRoute integrates as an API-first engine behind your platform. White-label by design. Isolated by default. Built for scale.

ReleaseRoute is not a build system or runtime. It automates publishing and lifecycle operations on top of your existing app generation stack.

WORKFLOW

Publishing automation stages

1

Fetch publishing state

Your platform requests the current stage and next steps via API.

2

Complete steps

Each step can be completed by ReleaseRoute, by your platform, or by the end user - you control the experience.

3

Validation

ReleaseRoute validates each completed step before proceeding.

4

Submission

When all steps pass, the app is submitted for store review.

5

Lifecycle management

Ongoing updates, compliance monitoring, and status webhooks to your platform.

SEQUENCE DIAGRAM PLATFORM RELEASEROUTE STORES getSteps() steps[] complete(step) validate() repeat submit() status webhook()
API

API-first integration

ReleaseRoute integrates into your existing app generation pipeline. Your platform calls the API to create app projects, upload artifacts, and trigger releases.

DESIGN GOAL

No manual dashboards. Everything is an API call. ReleaseRoute is invisible to your customers.

POST /apps/{appId}/releases example 
{
  "platform": "android",
  "buildArtifact": "s3://bucket/app.aab",
  "metadata": {
    "version": "1.2.3",
    "releaseNotes": "Bug fixes and performance improvements"
  },
  "rollout": {
    "type": "phased",
    "durationDays": 7
  }
}
SECURITY

Isolation by design

Tenant isolation

Each customer's credentials are kept separate - never shared or mixed across tenants.

Auditability

All operations are logged and traceable - so you always know what happened and when.

Customer ownership

Apps are always published under customer-owned store accounts. Neither your platform nor ReleaseRoute owns their listings.

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