Yes — you should have these. They’re the screenshots people see in the App Store before they decide to buy. This is your draft set, in the order they should appear. Tap any screen to see it large.
One-time price. You keep about $4.25 after Apple’s 15% Small Business cut. The other Fuel Tracker is free + $9.99/yr Pro — and it doesn’t read the pump.
In search results and on the product page, shoppers swipe through these in order. Most people never get past screen 3 — so the photo capture and the auto-read come first, not last.
If you remake these in another tool, use this exact wording. Short, plain, no hype — it says what the screen shows.
How to turn this page into upload files: use these seven as your approved layout, then capture the same seven views from the real app on your iPhone 17 Pro (or rebuild them at 1290 × 2796 from these mockups) and upload in order 1–7. The numbers on screens 2–3 are from your verified live reads — Speedway, New Brighton: 13.276 gal / $50.44 (≈ $3.80/gal) and Love’s: 114.425 gal / $680.71. Don’t change them to rounder numbers; real reads look more credible than made-up ones. Screen 7 is the exception: its graph numbers are labeled sample data on the screen itself, since your real graph is still empty until stops are logged. Still to do before you submit: paid Developer enrollment, privacy policy URL, and these screenshots at full size.