AppGallery Connect MCP. Manage your app store submissions and analytics from chat.
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AppGallery Connect MCP Server manages your mobile app lifecycle directly through your AI client. Use it to check live stats, upload builds for review, track submission status, and handle user feedback across your apps.
It lets you manage the entire store publishing pipeline using natural conversation.
What your AI agents can do
Get app info
Gets detailed information for a specific application ID.
Get app language info
Gets localized app information for a specific language code.
Get comments
Fetches all user comments and reviews for an application.
Gets detailed information for a specific application ID using get_app_info.
Retrieves localized app details for a specific language code using get_app_language_info.
Fetches user reviews and comments for a given application using get_comments.
Retrieves download statistics for an application based on specified dates using get_download_stats.
Retrieves installation statistics for an application based on specified dates using get_install_stats.
Gets the overall rating summary and review details for an application using get_rating_info.
Checks the current moderation or review status of a submitted app build using get_submission_status.
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AppGallery Connect MCP Server: 11 Tools for App Lifecycle Management
Use these tools to fetch app details, run analytics reports, check submission status, and manage user feedback for your app listings.
019d8427get app info
Gets detailed information for a specific application ID.
019d8427get app language info
Gets localized app information for a specific language code.
019d8427get comments
Fetches all user comments and reviews for an application.
019d8427get download stats
Gets download statistics for an application using specified dates.
019d8427get install stats
Gets installation statistics for an application using specified dates.
019d8427get rating info
Retrieves the rating summary and review details for an application.
019d8427get submission status
Checks the current review status of a submitted application build.
019d8427get upload url
Gets a pre-signed URL needed to upload app binaries or assets.
019d8427list apps
Lists every application registered under the AppGallery Connect account.
019d8427reply to comment
Replies to a specific user comment on the AppGallery using its ID.
019d8427submit for review
Submits an application for official review and publication.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
AppGallery Connect MCP Server
This server lets your AI client handle your entire mobile app lifecycle through AppGallery Connect. You'll check live stats, upload builds for review, track submission status, and manage user feedback for all your apps, all using natural conversation.
list_apps lets you pull a list of every app registered under your AppGallery Connect account. get_app_info pulls detailed information for a specific app ID. You can check localization using get_app_language_info to grab localized app details for a specific language code. You'll see all the numbers when you check download stats using get_download_stats or install stats using get_install_stats, both requiring you to specify dates.
You can check the overall health of your app and get the rating summary and review details with get_rating_info. To handle submissions, get_upload_url gets a pre-signed URL you need to upload app binaries or assets. You can submit an app for review with submit_for_review, and then check its current moderation or review status using get_submission_status.
For user feedback, get_comments pulls every user review and comment for an app, and you can reply directly to a user comment with reply_to_comment using the comment's ID.
How AppGallery Connect MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the AppGallery Connect server and get your Client ID and Secret from the console.
- 2 Connect your AI agent (Claude, Cursor, etc.) to the server using the MCP standard.
- 3 Start by asking your agent to perform a specific action, like 'What were my downloads last week?' or 'Submit this build for review.' The agent handles the API calls.
The bottom line is: your AI client handles the connection details and executes the necessary calls, letting you manage the app store process through plain conversation.
Who Is AppGallery Connect MCP For?
Product Managers, Mobile Developers, and Support Leads. If your job involves tracking app health, managing store listings, or responding to user feedback, this server is for you. It cuts out the need to log into multiple developer consoles just to get an answer.
Monitors download and install metrics using get_download_stats and get_install_stats to gauge market adoption rates.
Submits builds and checks the review status using get_upload_url and submit_for_review without leaving the chat interface.
Reads user reviews and replies to comments directly using get_comments and reply_to_comment to manage community reputation.
What Changes When You Connect
- See your app's full history instantly. Use
get_app_infoto view core metadata, andlist_appsto see every app under your account without logging into the console. - Keep track of app performance metrics.
get_download_statsandget_install_statspull specific metrics (like daily downloads) so you know exactly how the app is doing. - Manage user reputation without logging in. Use
get_commentsto read feedback andreply_to_commentto respond directly to a user's comment, keeping your brand voice consistent. - Streamline the release process. You get a temporary URL from
get_upload_url, then usesubmit_for_reviewto send the build, all in one conversational flow. - Quickly diagnose issues.
get_submission_statustells you if a build is stuck in moderation, andget_rating_infogives you a summary of why the rating might be low.
Real-World Use Cases
Debugging a slow release cycle
The developer needs to know why the latest build is stuck. They ask their agent, and the agent runs get_submission_status to see if it's pending review or if there's a metadata error. This immediately saves them from checking the console manually.
Responding to poor user reviews
A support manager sees a negative review. Instead of finding the comment ID and then navigating to the reply page, they ask their agent. The agent uses get_comments to find the comment and then reply_to_comment to issue a public response.
Checking regional market viability
A PM is launching in Brazil. They ask their agent to check localized details. The agent runs get_app_language_info to confirm the correct regional name and metadata are available for pt-BR before the developer starts the build process.
Monthly performance review
A Product Manager wants to know the total downloads and installs for Q2. They prompt their agent, which uses get_download_stats and get_install_stats with the required date ranges, giving them a single, compiled report.
Preparing for a major update launch
The developer needs to push a new version. They first call list_apps to confirm the app ID, then get_upload_url to get the upload link, and finally submit_for_review with the new binary. This sequence happens in one chat session.
The Tradeoffs
Checking stats via web dashboard
Logging into the AppGallery Connect website, navigating to the 'Analytics' tab, and manually filtering the dates to get the download count for the last 30 days. This takes 5 minutes of clicking.
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Ask your agent directly. Prompt it: 'Show me the download stats for the last 30 days.' The agent runs get_download_stats and gives you the number immediately.
Handling feedback in email/spreadsheets
Copying user reviews from the console into a spreadsheet, manually tagging them by sentiment, and drafting replies in a separate document. This process is slow and loses context.
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Use get_comments to pull the raw feedback, then use reply_to_comment to post the official response directly to the AppGallery.
Manual build submission tracking
Submitting a build, then repeatedly logging into the console every few hours to check if the status changed from 'Pending' to 'In Review.'
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Ask your agent: 'What is the status of the build I submitted yesterday?' The agent uses get_submission_status and reports the current state.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your workflow involves coordinating multiple, distinct steps: getting analytics, checking status, and managing user feedback. You need the ability to chain calls like: 'Check the status (get_submission_status) of the build I uploaded yesterday, and if it's ready, check the download stats (get_download_stats) for the last week.'
Don't use this if you just need to read a single, static piece of data that doesn't change (like a fixed app name). If you only need to see the list of apps, list_apps is enough. If you only need to reply to a comment, use reply_to_comment alone. This server is for the process, not just the data point.
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This server provides 11 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Getting App Metrics Used to Be a Dashboard Deep Dive.
Today, if you need to know how many downloads your app got last month, you have to log into the AppGallery Connect site. You click the analytics tab, you find the date range picker, and you manually adjust the dates. Then you scroll through charts until you find the number you need. It's slow, and sometimes the dashboard doesn't show the exact data point you're looking for.
With this MCP server, you just ask your agent: 'Show me the download stats for the last 30 days.' You get the raw numbers and insights immediately. No clicking, no dashboards, just the data you need.
AppGallery Connect MCP Server: Manage submissions and feedback.
The biggest time sink is the build pipeline. You have to get the upload URL, upload the binary, and then submit it, often involving multiple tabs and confirmations. Tracking the status afterward is just as bad.
Now, your agent handles the whole sequence. You ask it to submit the build, and it manages the `get_upload_url` and `submit_for_review` calls. It tracks the status using `get_submission_status` and keeps you updated. It’s a full, single-chat workflow.
Common Questions About AppGallery Connect MCP
How do I check the app status using get_submission_status? +
You call get_submission_status and provide the build ID. It tells you if the app is 'In Review,' 'Needs Metadata,' or if the submission failed. This is the first check you run after uploading a binary.
What is the difference between get_download_stats and get_install_stats? +
get_download_stats tracks how many times the app was downloaded from the store. get_install_stats tracks how many times the app was successfully installed onto a device. They measure different stages of the user journey.
Can I reply to a comment using reply_to_comment? +
Yes. You must first use get_comments to find the specific comment ID. Then, you pass that ID to reply_to_comment to post your response directly on the AppGallery.
How do I find my app ID before I can use get_app_info? +
Use the list_apps tool first. This lists all apps in your account, and you can copy the correct App ID from the resulting list.
Does the AppGallery Connect MCP Server handle localization? +
Yes, you can use get_app_language_info to retrieve localized metadata and details for specific regions and languages.
How can I use list_apps to find all my application details? +
The list_apps tool retrieves a complete list of all apps associated with your account. This helps you gather necessary identifiers, like the appId, needed to run other tools such as get_app_info or get_download_stats.
If I need localized info, how do I use get_app_language_info? +
You must provide the specific language code (e.g., 'fr-FR' or 'zh-CN') to the get_app_language_info tool. This ensures you retrieve localized details, which is critical when managing international market listings.
What steps should I take before using get_upload_url? +
First, use get_upload_url to generate a pre-signed URL for the specific file type (e.g., 'apk' or 'png'). You then use this URL to upload your binary or asset directly to the AppGallery, ensuring secure and tracked submissions.
Can I submit an app build for review? +
Yes! Use get_upload_url to get a pre-signed upload URL, then submit_for_review to push the build through the moderation pipeline. You can track progress with get_submission_status.
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