Console
What your team does in the browser: members, apps, channels, promote, rollback, and usage.
The console lives at retrojetdev.cloud. Sign up with email and password or with Google. The interface is available in English and Bahasa Indonesia; switch from the sign-in page or the header.
Organization
Pick the organization you work in from the switcher in the header. Under Members, Admins add people by email (they need a Retrojet account first), change roles, and remove members. Anyone except an Owner can leave an organization. See roles.
Apps
The Apps page lists the apps of the organization. An app’s page shows its app ID with a copy button, its releases, and its channels. Admins can rename or delete an app under Settings. Deleting an app removes its releases, patches, and channels.
Channels
Every app has stable. Admins add channels such as staging or beta, and delete channels that no patch has used.
Releases and patches
Open a release to see its platforms, uploaded files, and patches. Open a patch to see where it is live:
- Promote puts a published patch on another channel.
- Rollback withdraws it from one channel.
Both ask for confirmation. Any member can use them.
Owners and Admins can delete a release from its page. This also deletes every patch of the release and cannot be undone, so the console asks you to type the release to confirm. To stop a single patch, use rollback instead.
Usage
Usage shows the current month (UTC) for the organization: apps against the plan limit, patches published, patch installs, unique devices, and how many patches each member published. See Plans and limits.
Coming later
These pages exist in the console but show Coming soon until the backend supports them:
- Insights and the app Overview chart: installs and failures per day.
- Access tokens: long-lived tokens for the CLI in CI pipelines.