Mac and iPhone tools for indie App Store releases
Ship without
App Store Connect tab fatigue.
A release means editing the same fields in every locale, exporting the screenshots again because one caption changed, and opening App Store Connect in a browser to see whether anyone bought anything. Two Mac apps and one iPhone app take over those jobs.
Built by an indie iOS dev, for indie iOS devs
Lagerland Apps is a one-person studio shipping 20 apps across iOS and macOS, every one of them through App Store Connect. These three tools handle the listing, screenshot, and sales work on those releases.
The stack
Two Mac apps and one iPhone app
Mockly is a one-time purchase, and AppMeta and AppMeta Pulse offer a Lifetime purchase next to their subscriptions. AppMeta and AppMeta Pulse open a demo on sample data before you pay. Your App Store Connect API key stays in the Keychain, and requests go from your device to Apple with no server of ours in between.
What does the indie iOS dev workflow look like?
Questions
FAQ
Is there a native Mac app for App Store Connect?
How do I monitor App Store revenue and subscriptions on iPhone?
What's the fastest way to generate localised App Store screenshots?
Are these tools a replacement for Fastlane?
Start here
Start with AppMeta
If editing your listing in the browser is the slowest part of your release, start here. Demo Mode shows the whole app on sample data before you connect your account.
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