Itsyconnect MCP
The Itsyconnect MCP server edits App Store Connect listings, translates fields and adds locales from your coding agent.
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Why this level
- The server writes to the live app listing, including contacts and demo account data for Apple review.
- App Store Connect credentials live in the app, and translation sends text to the chosen AI provider.
Install
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Manual install
claude mcp add --transport http itsyconnect http://127.0.0.1:3100/mcpInstall the app first (DMG from the releases page) and enable the MCP server in the General section of Settings.
Access and checks
How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- The server writes to the live app listing, including contacts and demo account data for Apple review.
- App Store Connect credentials live in the app, and translation sends text to the chosen AI provider.
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What it does
Itsyconnect replaces the App Store Connect web interface with a macOS desktop app and a web dashboard you host yourself. The app has an optional MCP server, and through it Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode work with the listings of your apps. There are four tools. `get_app` reads versions, locales and field values, `update_app` writes a field for a chosen locale, `translate` translates fields from a source locale into target locales, and `manage_locales` adds or removes locales. Apps are addressed by name, and the server resolves numeric identifiers itself. You enable the server in the app settings. It answers over Streamable HTTP on port 3100 and respects diff mode: while the mode is on, edits accumulate locally and reach App Store Connect as one batch after review.
Who it is for. iOS and macOS developers who manage releases and localisations in App Store Connect and want an agent to take the routine.
Good fit when
- Before a release you need to update what's new and translate it into every store locale.
- An app enters new markets and gets new locales with translated descriptions and keywords.
- An agent drafts promotional text from the version changelog.
- Listing edits are first accumulated in diff mode, reviewed and only then pushed.
Not a fit when
- Builds must be uploaded to TestFlight from CI: the four server tools only handle listing text and locales.
- The app and the agent run on different machines with no network access to port 3100.
- The App Store Connect key cannot be entrusted to a local app from a third-party author.
Example request
Show the current Itsyconnect store listing in English, update what's new and translate it into all languages.MCP
- Transport
- http
- Authentication
- not required
Limitations
The MCP server is off by default and answers only while the app or container is running. App Store Connect credentials are required and are entered in the first-launch wizard. The app needs macOS 11 or newer. Translation needs your own API key from one of the AI providers: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Mistral or DeepSeek. The server removes a locale only on explicit confirmation. Changes take effect in App Store Connect, so check translations before sending.
How to disable. Turn the MCP server off in the General section of Settings and remove the itsyconnect entry from the client configuration. The app itself uninstalls like any macOS program.
FAQ
How do I connect Itsyconnect to Claude Code?
Enable the MCP server in the General section of Settings (port 3100 by default) and run `claude mcp add --transport http itsyconnect http://127.0.0.1:3100/mcp`. The documentation holds ready configuration snippets for Codex, Cursor and OpenCode.
Which tools does the server have?
Four: `get_app` reads data, `update_app` writes a field, `translate` translates fields, and `manage_locales` adds or removes locales. Apps are addressed by name, and the version can be omitted.
What happens to edits when diff mode is on?
They accumulate locally, and you review the full difference across all sections and locales before anything goes to App Store Connect. Individual fields can be discarded before the push.
How do I expose the server from Docker?
Publish the port with `-p 3100:3100` and enable the server in the app settings.
Is an AI key needed for the translate tool?
Yes. Translation runs on your own API key: the app supports Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Mistral and DeepSeek.
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| Tool | Official | Authentication | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Itsyconnect (this card) | no | not required | 130 | |
| App Store Connect CLI | no | 8,260 | the asc CLI manages builds and releases from the command line; Itsyconnect adds an app with a UI, diff mode and an MCP server for listings | |
| App Store Connect MCP | no | API key | 5 | an MCP server for subscription prices, offers and sales reports; the Itsyconnect server focuses on listing text and locales |
README in short
Itsyconnect is a free open-source app under the MIT licence. One window holds metadata for every locale, TestFlight, analytics, reviews and screenshots. Data lives in a local SQLite database with no cloud or telemetry, and installation goes through a DMG, a source build or Docker.