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 β 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.
Hey PH!
I'm the maker of AppDesk. Been building apps for the App Store for years and got tired of checking App Store Connect in a browser every morning like a caveman.
AppDesk is the app I always wished existed β native macOS, 100% on-device, one-time purchase. No SaaS middleman sitting between you and your own revenue data.
The on-device AI for review responses is my personal favorite feature β your reviews never leave your Mac, but you can respond in 30 seconds.
Try demo mode first β you don't even need an App Store Connect account to explore.
Happy to answer any questions! π
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is this more for building simple apps, or can it handle more complex use cases as well?
@julia_zakharova2Β Not sure I understand your question. AppDesk syncs your sales, subscription and reviews from app store connect to your device.
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Can the on device AI handle review replies in languages other than English, or is it primarily English focused right now? Great that everything stays local.
@borrellr_Β That's a good question. Yes, it can do that. The prompt used for response generation is customizable from settings, so you can update the instructions as you like.
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is this more for building simple apps, or can it handle more complex use cases as well?
AppDesk
@julia_zakharova2Β Not sure I understand your question. AppDesk syncs your sales, subscription and reviews from app store connect to your device.
Can the on device AI handle review replies in languages other than English, or is it primarily English focused right now? Great that everything stays local.
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@borrellr_Β That's a good question. Yes, it can do that. The prompt used for response generation is customizable from settings, so you can update the instructions as you like.