Established indie. FocusDrop Timer shipped 3 years ago. 50,000 installs. Growth flatlined for 6 months. She has the data, the audience, and ideas to test. What she doesn't have is a way to iterate on her listing without shipping a new build.
Priya — and devs like her — opened the one experimentation tool Microsoft Store actually ships (Product Page Experiments), tried it once, didn't trust the result, and walked away. The pain isn't "I want a feature you don't have." It's "I used the feature you do have, and it failed me."
Microsoft Store does ship a listing-experimentation feature — Product Page Experiments (PPE). It's not absent. It's just structurally too narrow to test the hypotheses Priya actually has.
Here's what PPE lets her change — and everything it doesn't:






