App Store Connect MCP

Let your AI agent work in App Store Connect.

A hosted MCP server for App Store Connect. Add your API key once, and Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or Claude.ai can check builds, answer reviews, run TestFlight, and edit your store listing.

Which build of Pocket Ledger is still processing, and who hasn't installed the last beta?

list_builds app="Pocket Ledger" limit=3

list_beta_testers group="Friends & family"

Build 2.4 (318) is still processing. It was uploaded 12 minutes ago. Three of the twelve testers in Friends & family haven't installed 2.3 (311): Maya, Jon, and Priya.

Set up in three steps

  1. 1

    Sign up and create an organization

    Keys belong to an organization, so your teammates can share them and you can keep clients apart.

  2. 2

    Add an App Store Connect API key

    Create a team key in App Store Connect and upload the .p8 file. We check it against Apple before saving and store it encrypted.

  3. 3

    Add the MCP URL to your agent

    Paste one URL into Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or Claude.ai. The first call opens a browser so you can sign in.

What your agent can do

Ask in plain language. The agent picks the tools. These are a few of them.

Builds
“Is build 318 done processing?”
list_buildsget_app
Customer reviews
“Summarize this week's one-star reviews and draft replies.”
list_customer_reviewsreply_to_review
TestFlight
“Add these five people to the beta group and set what to test.”
list_beta_groupsadd_beta_testerset_what_to_test
Version metadata
“Update the release notes for 2.4 in every language.”
list_version_localizationsupdate_version_localization

What the agent may do follows the role of your key. An App Manager key covers builds, TestFlight, and metadata. Replying to reviews needs an Admin key, and sales reports need a Sales or Finance key.