AppDab
The native macOS app for App Store Connect 🏪
AppDab launched on November 22, 2022 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Get things done faster with AppDab. With this native macOS app, you can update the store listings for you apps in the App Store, handle beta builds, beta groups and beta testers or controlling all the code signing resources.
With AppDab you can manage your apps and all the resources around it, be it screenshots, texts, builds, testers, certificates, devices or provisioning profiles.
With AppDab, the native app for App Store Connect, you can ship new beta builds, update screenshots, and submit for review in seconds. No more logging in every time and waiting for sites to load. Seriously, this thing is like freshly sliced bread! Really cool and the developer is very friendly and approachable. It takes a little bit to understand how some of the features work, but it is the best App Store Connect tool that I've found and it includes way more features than its competitors. This app is a must have for every iOS developer. It's currently my go-to for managing my beta versions and the developer has always been very responsive to feedback, e.g. adding keyboard shortcuts and…from appdab.app
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