I’ve been working on a macOS app called App Feedback Hub, built to make handling App Store reviews less painful for developers who spend a lot of time in App Store Connect.

This started as a personal utility because I was tired of the slow UI, constant tab‑switching, and the general friction of replying to reviews through the web interface. I wanted something native, fast, and focused.

What it does

Fetches all reviews for every app in your App Store Connect account Reply directly from the app using your ASC API key Filters by rating, territory, date, read/unread, keywords, reviewer name Automatic translation for non‑English reviews Background sync + macOS notifications when new reviews arrive Negative‑review alerts so you can respond quickly Stats dashboard (rating trends, territories, response rate, etc.) CSV/JSON export for anyone who wants to analyze or archive feedback Local‑only processing — ASC keys stored in Keychain, no external servers Under the hood

Uses the App Store Connect API for fetching and replying to reviews Built with Swift + SwiftUI, fully native Uses Keychain Services for secure credential storage Background sync implemented with App Refresh + async workflows No backend — everything runs locally on the user’s machine Why I built it

App Store Connect is powerful, but the review workflow is slow and not optimized for day‑to‑day monitoring. I wanted something that feels like a proper developer tool rather than a web portal.

What I’d love feedback on

Does this solve a real workflow pain point for you Any features you’d want before adopting something like this Thoughts on the ASC API integration approach Pricing feedback (currently $19.99 one‑time) Any rough edges in onboarding or UX If you want to check it out, here’s the App Store link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/app-feedback-hub/id6759007525

Happy to answer questions or hear honest feedback from people who live in App Store Connect more than they’d like.