itsyconnect-macos

Overview

Itsyconnect is a desktop application and self-hosted web dashboard that provides an alternative to Apple's App Store Connect. It allows developers to manage their app listings across all locales from a single window, with features for editing metadata, managing TestFlight builds, viewing analytics, responding to customer reviews, and submitting nominations. The application runs locally with data stored in an encrypted SQLite database, respecting privacy with no cloud dependencies. The MCP server functionality allows AI coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor to manage app listings directly from the terminal.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 5 things you can ask your AI assistant:

• update_release_notes

  Update release notes for an app listing

  Try:Update release notes for version 2.1.0Try:Change what's new in the latest release
• translate_field

  Translate an app field to one or all locales

  Try:Translate the description to FrenchTry:Update all localized descriptions
• add_locale

  Add a new locale to an app listing

  Try:Add Japanese localizationTry:Support the app in Brazil
• manage_testflight

  Manage TestFlight builds and testers

  Try:Add a new build to TestFlightTry:Remove testers from the beta group
• submit_nomination

  Submit an App Store nomination

  Try:Submit my app for App Store editors' choiceTry:Nominate my app for 'New We Love' section
• respond_to_review

  Reply to customer reviews

  Try:Reply to the 3-star review about bugsTry:Respond to the negative review in Spanish

Note: Tool names inferred from feature descriptions in the README. The README mentions MCP server functionality but doesn't provide explicit tool documentation beyond a reference to docs/MCP.md.

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Installation

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "itsyconnect": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@nickustinov/itsyconnect-mcp"],
      "env": {}
    }
  }
}

FAQ

Does the MCP server support all App Store Connect features?

The MCP server allows managing app listings including updating release notes, translating fields, and adding locales, but may not expose every feature of the full desktop application.

Is data stored locally or in the cloud?

Everything runs locally with data stored in a single SQLite database. Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and the master key lives in the macOS Keychain, with no cloud dependencies.

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