TestFlight
The TestFlight card on the app detail page: latest build, processing state, tester count and unread beta feedback, plus how tester feedback is mirrored.
App Store apps with TestFlight builds show a TESTFLIGHT card on their app detail page. The data is read live from App Store Connect each time the page loads.
The card
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| LATEST BUILD | Marketing version and build number of the newest build |
| STATE | Ready, Processing, Failed, Invalid or Expired (other states show Apple's raw value) |
| TESTERS | Testers across all beta groups |
| UNREAD FEEDBACK | Unread TestFlight feedback items (pink when above 0) |
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The card is hidden when the app has no builds, no App Store Connect key is configured, or App Store Connect returns an error, so a TestFlight hiccup never breaks the page.
Beta feedback
Crash and screenshot feedback from testers is mirrored from App Store Connect. With the App Store Connect webhook connected (TestFlight crash feedback and TestFlight screenshot feedback events), it arrives as it happens; otherwise the daily sync picks it up. Feedback is read and managed in the mobile app, along with TestFlight groups and testers.
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