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App Store Localization for Mac
Rebuilt as a native Mac app, with a CLI and an MCP server
The hosted web tool is now a native Mac app. Your App Store Connect key stays in your Keychain and calls go from your Mac straight to Apple. New: purchasing-power plans on Apple's real price ladders with a floor you set, a review sheet with every old and new value before anything is written, a Sales tab that marks each change on the chart, release preflight and submit, and a CLI plus an MCP server so an agent can run a release.
Hi PH… I ship a lot of small iOS apps, and App Store Connect's website was where my weeks went.
Some of you saw this here in February as a web tool. It's now a native Mac app: localization through your own AI (Claude Code login or your own key), PPP pricing on Apple's real price ladders, a reviews inbox, preflight and submit. There's a CLI and an MCP server too, so an agent can run the release.
The screenshots use a made-up account (Tidepool Software), so no real app data is on screen. The 2:44 demo video is on appstorelocalization.com.
Would love to hear which part of App Store Connect you'd hand off first.
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“Rebuilt as a native Mac app, with a CLI and an MCP server”
App Store Localization for Mac was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #133 on the daily leaderboard. The hosted web tool is now a native Mac app. Your App Store Connect key stays in your Keychain and calls go from your Mac straight to Apple. New: purchasing-power plans on Apple's real price ladders with a floor you set, a review sheet with every old and new value before anything is written, a Sales tab that marks each change on the chart, release preflight and submit, and a CLI plus an MCP server so an agent can run a release.
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Hi PH… I ship a lot of small iOS apps, and App Store Connect's website was where my weeks went.
Some of you saw this here in February as a web tool. It's now a native Mac app: localization through your own AI (Claude Code login or your own key), PPP pricing on Apple's real price ladders, a reviews inbox, preflight and submit. There's a CLI and an MCP server too, so an agent can run the release.
The screenshots use a made-up account (Tidepool Software), so no real app data is on screen. The 2:44 demo video is on appstorelocalization.com.
Would love to hear which part of App Store Connect you'd hand off first.