AppDesk
Your App Store data, beautifully visualized on your Mac
What it does
Open AppDesk at 9am. Your numbers are already there. Its Fast. No loading. No browser tab. No logging in. Just your sales, subscriptions, and reviews — sitting on your Mac, waiting for you like a good morning coffee. That's kind of the whole idea. Your App Store data should feel effortless to check, not like a chore. And there's an on-device AI that handles review replies in seconds. Everything runs locally. No account signup. No Cloud. No Recurring Subscriptions. Hope you like it.
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Every morning I'd open App Store Connect in Safari, enter my password for the millionth time, then wait 8 seconds for the dashboard to load and continue fumbling around for what I needed. Everything took too many clicks and way too long to load. I did this for years and got tired of it. Good thing Apple provided API access for all this data. So I finally built the app I wanted, just the way I liked. Fast, keyboard-friendly navigation, data syncs and gets stored only on the local device. Meet AppDesk — a native macOS client built with SwiftUI for App Store Connect. Everything runs locally —…
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