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App Store Connect MCP logo, by idoo

App Store Connect MCP

By idoo · 0 tools

An open-source Model Context Protocol server that allows AI agents to interact with the App Store Connect API.

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App Store Connect MCP logo, by idoo

App Store Connect MCP

By idoo · 0 tools

An open-source Model Context Protocol server that allows AI agents to interact with the App Store Connect API.

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App Store Connect MCP logo, by abd3lraouf-studios

App Store Connect MCP

By abd3lraouf-studios · 0 tools

An MCP server providing 11 tools to perform 1,293 App Store Connect and StoreKit 2 operations, including TestFlight management, subscription handling, pricing updates, and App…

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App Store Connect MCP logo, by erayendes

App Store Connect MCP

By erayendes · 0 tools · 54 GitHub stars

An MCP server that exposes App Store Connect and StoreKit 2 endpoints, offering 929 tools across 13 profiles to manage app metadata, pricing, subscriptions, and submissions with…

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App Store Connect MCP logo, by idoo

App Store Connect MCP

By idoo · 0 tools · 2 GitHub stars

A community-built Model Context Protocol server that allows AI agents to interact with Apple's App Store Connect.

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appstore-connect-mcp logo, by ryaker

appstore-connect-mcp

By ryaker · 0 tools · 57 GitHub stars

An open-source MCP server enabling AI assistants to interact with the Apple App Store Connect API.

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appstoreconnect-mcp logo, by akoskomuves

appstoreconnect-mcp

By akoskomuves · 0 tools · 5 GitHub stars

An MCP server for the Apple App Store Connect API that allows agents to manage apps, subscriptions, and pricing.

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App Store + Google Play Data MCP logo, by TheValkDokk

App Store + Google Play Data MCP

By TheValkDokk · 0 tools

An MCP server providing live data from the Apple App Store and Google Play, including app details, reviews, keyword search, top charts, and category taxonomies for over 175…

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App Store & Google Play MCP logo, by JohnBilousov

App Store & Google Play MCP

By JohnBilousov · 0 tools

A read-only MCP server that provides a unified interface for App Store Connect and Google Play.

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App Store Operator MCP logo, by meyusufdemirci

App Store Operator MCP

By meyusufdemirci · 0 tools · 3 GitHub stars

A free, open-source MCP server for iOS App Store competitive intelligence.

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App Store Release MCP logo, by beydemirfurkan

App Store Release MCP

By beydemirfurkan · 0 tools · 4 GitHub stars

An MCP server and CLI that automates the iOS App Store submission process.

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AppWrangler MCP logo, by IntarsO

AppWrangler MCP

By IntarsO · 0 tools · 1 GitHub star

AppWrangler is a free, open-source macOS menu bar application for Apple Silicon that manages app performance by controlling CPU usage, efficiency cores, and memory limits.

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