The cards below are illustrative examples of how a shipped app will be described here. They are not live products and they are not store listings. The photographs are still-life studies, not product screenshots.

A brass pocket knife and a strip of linen on cream stone — a still life for a utility category, not an app. Illustrative example

Everyday utility

A small tool that does one job: capture a note, check a value, or finish a short task. A real listing would name the app, the platforms, and a plain description of that job.

An open blank hardcover book and reading glasses on an oak table — a still life for a reference category. Illustrative example

Reference

An app people open to look something up and leave. A real listing would say what the reference covers and how often the content is updated.

A blank open notebook, a pencil, and a cup of tea on linen — a still life for a productivity category. Illustrative example

Light productivity

A focused workspace for a repeating workflow, not a suite of unrelated features. A real listing would describe the workflow and what is saved on the device or in an account.

Reserved

Shipped title

Space for a public In Business Inc app. When a title is live, this card will use its real name and a link to its official listing. Until then it stays empty on purpose.

What a real card will include

Name of the app, what it does in a few sentences, and where to get it. Privacy details for that app will live in the store’s privacy labels, in the app itself, and — when they apply to more than one product — on our Privacy page.

If you are looking for a specific title and do not see it yet, write [email protected].