Four shipped this cycle. Here's what's new.

📊 The New Cohorts Are Here

Cohorts got a full rebuild and it's now the default. Break them down by week, day, quarter, or year; choose how each cohort is defined (by install, first conversion, or first payment); and read more accurate metrics — Payers and Subscriptions counted separately, with ARPU and ARPPU. The legacy page is retiring soon, so switch early.

Open Cohorts →

📈 Filter Your Revenue Charts by Custom Properties

Your MRR, ARR, Active Subscriptions, Trials, and New Subscriptions charts now take custom user property filters and group-by. See MRR by plan tier or active subscriptions by acquisition channel.

Open Analytics →

🔑 Rotate Your Secret Keys, Zero Downtime

A new Secret Keys section in project settings lets you keep multiple named secret keys and rotate them without downtime. Rotate after a team change or on a schedule, no scramble.

Manage Secret Keys →

🧪 Test iOS Purchases with StoreKit

You can now test your iOS purchases with StoreKit. Upload your StoreKit certificate from your Apple store setup and reset test data when you need a clean slate.

Set Up StoreKit Testing →

💳 Say Hello to Paddle

Billing through Paddle? Qonversion now supports it — connect your Paddle account and track those purchases right alongside your App Store, Play Store, and Stripe revenue, inside the same analytics and integrations you already use. Find Paddle under Settings → Stores.

Connect Paddle →

🔌 Integrations Page, Redesigned

The Integration detail and edit pages got a full rebuild — faster and cleaner to work in. Click anywhere on an event row to open the editor, and skip the Save button entirely: every change saves automatically, with a toast that names exactly what changed.

Open Integrations →

Plan Management, Clearer

The Upgrade/Downgrade screen is rebuilt with a cleaner layout, clearer plan cards, and a "Compare plans in detail" link — so you can see what each plan includes before switching.

View Plans →

What's New, In-App

You'll now see "What's new" notes right inside the dashboard, so the latest updates reach you without leaving the app.

Three drops this cycle.

📊 Multi-Project Overview is Live

Your whole account in one screen — cumulative Sales, MRR, new trials, new subscriptions, active subscriptions, new users rolled up across every project. No setup, no switching.

Open Overview →

🔍 Custom-Property Filters in Charts

Any user property you set via the SDK is now a filter and group-by across every analytics chart — Sales, ARPU, conversions, refunds, trials, experiments. No new SDK calls needed.

Open Analytics →

🛠️ Store Setup, Redesigned

The Store Setup flow has been redesigned end-to-end. Calmer, clearer, faster to navigate — for both new projects and existing setups.

Open Project Settings →

The Public API now covers ~90% of what the Dashboard can do — analytics, cohorts, LTV, exports history, segments, entitlement definitions, scheduled reports, automations, project store settings. Same surface that powers the MCP server.

View API docs →

Two upgrades to conditional logic: Variables expanded with four new types (Product, User, Device, Custom — including conditional product resolution: sell different products to different customers from one paywall) and User Properties can now drive paywall branching.

Open Builder →

Plug Qonversion into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI agent. ~50 tools across products, customers, analytics, experiments, segments, and more. OAuth-based, with destructive action protection built in.

Read the MCP docs →

Multi-Currency Analytics

Analytics charts now support multiple currencies. Use the new currency selector to view revenue, MRR, and transaction data in the currency that matches your market.

Open Analytics →

RTDN Connection Status

A new status indicator shows whether your Google Play Real-Time Developer Notifications connection is healthy — directly in the dashboard. No more guessing if subscription data is flowing correctly.

Check Status →

PostHog Integration

Send Qonversion subscription and revenue data to PostHog. Connect your existing PostHog workspace to see subscription events alongside your product analytics.

Set Up PostHog →

No-Code Analytics (Beta)

New Analytics tab inside each No-Code paywall. Track impressions, conversions, and revenue — filter by environment and date range. All without leaving the Builder. Requires iOS 6.7.0+, Android No-Codes 1.6.0+. Other platforms coming soon.

Open Analytics →

Conditional Logic

Build dynamic paywalls that show or hide elements based on rules. Configure conditions visually in the Builder — no code needed. Requires iOS SDK 6.8.0+, Android No-Codes SDK 1.7.0+. Other platforms coming soon.

Try It →

Purchase History Filters for Remote Configs & Experiments

Segment remote configurations and experiments by purchase history. Filter by purchased product or last purchase date. Unified product values keep data consistent.

Open Dashboard →

Theme Switcher for Localization

Preview paywall text in light and dark mode directly in the Localization tab.

New Getting Started Experience

Completely new project setup flow — built from scratch with clearer steps and structured guidance when adding projects.

We shipped two big features this month — plus important updates for Android developers.

AI Insights

New analytics page that automatically analyzes your subscription metrics and surfaces actionable insights. Choose a time range, read the takeaways, click into any chart for details.

Try AI Insights →

Store Products Sync

Import your products from App Store and Google Play into Qonversion automatically via API. No manual product creation needed.

Open Products →

Non-consumable Product Type Update

If you sell lifetime or one-time purchases on Android, update your product type in Dashboard to Non-consumable (Lifetime). Required for compatibility with new Google Play Billing versions.

Check Products →

Google Play Reduced Service Fee Fix

Net revenue for developers in Google’s 15% commission program was calculated at 30%. Now fixed — set your Reduced Service Fee period in Android Store settings.

Update Settings →

No-Code Builder for Developers

Developer role can now create and edit No-Code paywalls without Manager access.

Open Builder →

We’ve been listening closely to how teams use (and want to use) No-Codes — and this month’s updates are all about opening doors.

You can now use No-Codes with your own purchase infrastructure, generate images directly inside the Builder, add Lottie animations in a click, and enjoy faster, smoother screen loading across platforms.

Let’s dive in 👇

Use No-Codes With Your Own Purchase System

This is a big one — You can now use No-Code screens even if you’re not using Qonversion to handle purchases.

This update opens No-Codes to every app, including those that:

• can’t migrate subscription infrastructure

• use third-party SDKs

• rely on custom billing logic

• need paywalls or onboarding screens without touching the purchase backend

In other words, you can now use No-Code Builder without touching the purchase infrastructure.

Available in:

• iOS SDK 6.1.0+

• Android No-Codes 1.2.1+

See Docs

AI Image Generation in No-Code Builder ✨

AI Image Generation is now available directly in the Gallery, allowing you to create on-brand hero images, promotional banners, or onboarding visuals on the fly — no external tools, no export/import workflow.

Models available:

• Flux Schnell — ⚡ rapid drafts and iterations
• Flux Pro 1.1 — 🐢 high-end, polished visuals
• Nano Banana — ⚡ fast + excellent quality

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New Default Screen

Starting a new screen just got easier.

We refreshed the default template with a cleaner layout featuring a header, footer, and hero image — a friendlier starting point that helps you get to your final design faster.

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Lottie Animations Arrive in Builder

Your screens can now move.

You can upload Lottie files directly into the Builder, preview them, and add subtle animations to your paywalls or onboarding steps.

Faster No-Code Loading: Preloading + Image Caching

Screen rendering on iOS and Android is now smoother and faster.

Images begin loading instantly, and product fetch + asset fetch now happen in parallel.

You can also add screens to the preloading list directly from Builder settings.

When a screen is preloaded, the SDK fetches everything ahead of time — so when the user hits the paywall, it appears instantly, without network delays or placeholders.

Your screens now feel more native, more immediate, and more premium.

Try now