Ship a release.Know what it did.
AppStatix is a native Mac app for App Store Connect. It reads your sales, subscriptions, analytics and reviews, marks every release on the timeline, and tells you in plain words what changed.
AppStatix noticed Lumo Photo Editor 2.4 lifted downloads from 842 to 1,019 a day, and it has held for 13 days. +21% Downloads per daySame days last periodIllustration with sample data
Free. Needs macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon or Intel.
It reads your numbers so you don't have to
Every screen ends with what stands out: the unusual day, the app that moved, the step where subscribers leak, and what to check next. The rules are written down, so the same numbers always get the same answer.
- Proceeds up 22% vs the previous 30 days$18,156 against $14,882.
- Unusual day: $1,912 on the latest day (2.8σ)Against a daily average of $605. Check for a feature, a ranking change, a refund batch or a pricing change.
- Habitly is up 31%$2,420 vs $1,847. Find out what changed and do more of it.
- Only 24% of failed renewals are recovered41 of 170 subscriptions in billing retry came back. Turning on a Billing Grace Period in App Store Connect usually lifts this.
- IN downloads earn $0.041 each, vs $0.66 overall3,410 downloads, $140. Local pricing or a localized paywall often closes this gap.
From an API key to answers in three steps
- 1
Add your App Store Connect key
Paste the Issuer ID and Key ID and choose the .p8 file. AppStatix checks what the key can read, tells you what is missing, and keeps it in your Mac’s Keychain.
- 2
It downloads a year of reports
Sales, subscription events, subscription snapshots, App Store Analytics, versions and reviews, a few days at a time and safe to stop halfway. Days that are final are never fetched twice.
- 3
It tells you what changed
Releases are marked on every chart, and each screen ends with the few things that stand out, written as sentences you can act on.
Every number, one click from its story
The board you open every morning, then a tab for each question: where downloads come from, where the money comes from, who stays. Try it: click a number, then a tab.
| Source | Impressions | Downloads | Conversion | Per download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| App Store search | 251,000 | 15,100 | 55% | $0.65 |
| App Store browse | 98,000 | 4,410 | 37% | $0.55 |
| Web referrer | 31,300 | 4,980 | 44% | $0.74 |
| App referrer | 22,000 | 3,071 | 37% | $0.71 |
TryWeb referrer converts 2.5× better than App Store search. Link to your product page from your site and newsletter.
The first renewal is where people leave: 62% renew after the first paid period, 88% after that. What happens in the first month matters most.
- Impressions
402,300 - Product page views
58,90014.6% - First-time downloads
27,56146.8% - Trial or offer starts
1,8906.9% - Converted to paid
59031.2%
Each percentage is conversion from the step above, which is the number you can act on.
- Impression
- $0.045
- Product page view
- $0.31
- Download
- $0.66
- Trial started
- $9.61
- Paying subscriber
- $30.77
A test that adds 1,000 product page views is worth about 1,000 × $0.31.
GoodMore use than usual this week: a good moment to ask for ratings.
- Day 7
$0.21CPI ≤ $0.18 - Day 30
$0.48CPI ≤ $0.41 - Day 60
$0.57CPI ≤ $0.48 - Day 90
$0.63CPI ≤ $0.54 - Day 180
$0.71CPI ≤ $0.60 - 1 year
$0.79CPI ≤ $0.67
From your own numbers at a 15% margin, with every assumption visible. A projection, not a promise.
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One calm window for every job
Six headline numbers, every chart marked with your releases, and an inspector that says what changed and what to do next.
Every review across every app, searchable, tied to the version it is about. Replies are staged like any other change.
Edits wait here as a word-level diff, with warnings and the exact number of API requests, until you press Apply.
Yesterday’s numbers across every app, the month’s pace and what needs you, one click away in the menu bar.
Since 2.4, exporting a 12 MP photo takes about 20 seconds on my iPhone 13. It used to be instant.
Version 2.4, from the release timelineDaily Habit Tracker habits, streaks & reminders
routine,goals,planner,habit tracker,mood,water,sleep,journal,todofocus,self care,productivity
• Streaks restore from iCloud on first launch.
• Widgets refresh at midnight and after every check-in.
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Made for the people who ship the apps
Indie developers
One person, several apps. See all of them in one window each morning, find the release that moved the numbers, and reply to reviews without opening five tabs.
Studios and teams
Several App Store Connect keys and teams in one place, each checked for what it can and can’t read, so nobody wonders why a chart is empty.
ASO and growth
Characters left in every field, a scored report per language, conversion by source, and the money each step of the funnel is worth.
Everything you open App Store Connect for
Laid out like the app's sidebar, so you know where each thing lives before you open it.
Insights
- Overview
- A board of the numbers you care about, each one a click from its full view.
- Analytics
- Acquisition, revenue, subscriptions, funnel, engagement and an ads planner, for any date range.
- Reviews
- Every review from every app in one inbox, with themes, ratings by version and replies.
Grow
- App Store Optimization
- Characters left in every field, a live search preview and a scored report per language.
- Store Listing
- Edit and translate your listing, with your own AI key if you want it.
- Screenshots
- Every set by language and device, including the fallbacks shoppers really see.
Ship
- Releases
- A five-stage tracker for each version and what every release did to your numbers.
- TestFlight
- Builds as they process, for every app.
- Pending Changes
- Every edit waits here as a word-level diff until you send it to Apple.
Money
- Pricing
- Fair-price suggestions for 80+ territories from purchasing power, ready to export.
It talks to Apple, and almost nobody else
There's no AppStatix account, no analytics and no server. Your App Store Connect key lives in the macOS Keychain and never syncs. Your reports stay on your Mac. Read the privacy policy.
- api.appstoreconnect.apple.com
- Your reports, apps, versions and reviews.
- itunes.apple.com and mzstatic.com
- Public ratings and app icons.
- api.frankfurter.app
- Daily exchange rates, so every total is in dollars.
- Your AI provider
- Only if you turn on translation and say yes first.
Questions
- Is AppStatix free?
- Yes. AppStatix 1.0 is free, with no account and no usage limits.
- What do I need to connect?
- An App Store Connect API key: the Issuer ID, the Key ID and the .p8 file. Create one in App Store Connect under Users and Access → Integrations. AppStatix checks what the key can do and tells you exactly what's missing.
- Why can't I see sales data?
- Apple doesn't let individual API keys read Sales and Finance reports. Use a team key with the Sales, Finance or Admin role, and add your vendor number in Accounts.
- Where are my API keys stored?
- In your Mac's Keychain, marked device-only so they never sync. AppStatix has no servers.
- Can AppStatix change my prices?
- Not in 1.0. AppStatix suggests fair prices and exports them, but it doesn't write price schedules. Apple's endpoint replaces the whole schedule, and we won't ship that until it's proven safe.
- Is there an iPhone or iPad version?
- AppStatix 1.0 is for Mac. iPad and iPhone versions are planned.
Anything else is on the support page.