A native App Store Connect app for how you actually ship.
Web dashboards are fine for occasional admin. Shipping weekly needs a native app: keyboard-friendly, multi-window capable on Mac, and useful on iPhone when you are not at your desk.
Why native matters for ASC work
App Store Connect in a browser means tab stacks, slow context switches, and forms spread across pages. Helm keeps the release path visible: version, metadata, screenshots, checklist, submit.
Notifications, widgets, and offline-friendly patterns on Apple platforms fit how developers already work. You stay in the OS you build for.
One product across Mac and iPhone
On Mac you get the full workstation: releases, store listing and ASO, screenshots, TestFlight, reviews, IAPs, events, and more. On iPhone you get the companion workflows that matter away from the desk.
Explore features, or go straight to releases, store listing, and reviews.
- Native UI, not a wrapped website
- Shared App Store Connect accounts across devices
- CLI available on Pro for automation
Honest fit
Choose Helm if you want a focused shipping tool. Keep Apple’s site for contracts and account setup. Compare options on App Store Connect apps and Helm vs App Store Connect.
FAQ
Is Helm available on Mac and iPhone?
Yes. macOS is the full app. iOS is a companion for listings, reviews, TestFlight, discounts, and status. Both connect to your App Store Connect account.
Does “native” mean it works offline?
You still need a network to talk to App Store Connect. Native means a real Apple-platform app with faster navigation and clearer workflows than bouncing through the website.
How is this different from ASC in Safari?
Helm reorganizes the weekly shipping tasks into screens built for that job: checklist, inbox, screenshot groups, and release templates instead of scattered web forms.
