App Bro

Launching Sat, Oct 24

Open source · Free to self-host

More downloads in every country. Just ask the AI you already use.

Translate your app and its App Store and Google Play listing into any language in about five minutes, so people everywhere find it, install it and pay for it. App Bro is the open-source MCP server and dashboard that plugs into the AI you already use, like Claude or Codex. Your AI does the work, App Bro shows you what it earns. No new AI subscription.

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Your AI agent app-bro MCP

Localize Rizen into Japanese, German and Brazilian Portuguese, then update its App Store listing for those markets.

  1. list_stringsRizen · iOS412 strings
  2. write_translationsja, de, pt-BR1,236 strings
  3. update_store_listingname, subtitle, keywords3 locales

Done. Rizen now ships in three more languages. I wrote subtitles and keywords for each market and saved them as a draft in App Store Connect, ready for you to review.

ja
二度寝させない目覚まし
de
Der Wecker ohne Schlummertaste
pt-BR
O despertador sem soneca
Preview of the App Bro MCP server. It works the same in Claude, Codex or any MCP client
175

countries and regions sell apps on the App Store. Show up in their language, not just yours.

~5min

to localize an app and its store listing, instead of hours of copy-paste between a chatbot, your string files and the store consoles.

$0

to run it yourself. Every line is open source, with a generous free tier if you’d rather we host it.

Works with Claude, Codex and any MCP client

Connects RevenueCat, Superwall, Apple Ads, App Store Connect, Google Play and your analytics

What you get

Grow your app without growing your to‑do list.

Add App Bro once to the AI you already use: Claude, Codex or any MCP client. After that, the work that actually grows an app is one sentence away.

  1. 01

    “Translate the app and its listing into 12 languages.”

    Get found in 175 countries, not one. People install apps that speak their language. Your AI translates every string and your store listing in context, in about five minutes, and keeps your brand terms intact.

  2. 02

    “Rewrite our subtitle and keywords for Germany and Japan.”

    Rank for what people actually search. Names, subtitles and keywords written for each market bring more impressions, more taps and more downloads, without hand-tuning every field.

  3. 03

    “Turn this alarm app into a focus timer: new name, copy and listing.”

    Launch your next app in an afternoon. Start from an app that already works and put a second, third and fourth one in the store, each one another source of revenue.

  4. 04

    “Write What’s New for 2.4 in every language we support.”

    Ship updates the day they’re ready. Release notes in every locale in seconds, so localization never holds a release back again.

The usual way

  • Paste strings into ChatGPT in chunks, then paste the translations back into your string files by hand
  • Fix the placeholders, plurals and formatting the copy-paste broke
  • Click through App Store Connect and Play Console, filling in every field for every language, one at a time
  • Trim subtitles and keywords to fit each field’s limit, then do it all again next release

With App Bro

  • One sentence to your AI agent. It reads and writes your string files directly, with the whole app as context
  • Files come back in their own format, with nothing to clean up by hand
  • Store listings updated in every language at once, ready for your review
  • Copy written to fit each store’s limits, and the next release is just one more sentence
1

Connect your accounts. App Store Connect, Google Play, ad networks, analytics, RevenueCat or Superwall.

2

Add the MCP server. One line in Claude, Codex or any client that speaks MCP.

3

Ask. Your AI does the work. You stay in control of what goes live.

The dashboard

Stop paying for ads that don’t pay you back.

Ads, analytics and RevenueCat or Superwall revenue in one place. Revenue is counted on the day each trial started, so you know what yesterday’s ad spend is really worth days before those trials convert.

App Bro dashboard: projected revenue by start date, Apple Ads spend, ROAS, revenue per install and a daily revenue chart with the spend line. App Bro dashboard: projected revenue by start date, Apple Ads spend, ROAS, revenue per install and a daily revenue chart with the spend line.
Revenue by start dateKnow what an install is worthRealized plus projected revenue, including trials that haven’t paid yet.
Campaigns & keywordsCut the keywords that lose moneyROAS per campaign and keyword shows exactly where spend leaks, and what to scale.
ExperimentsKeep the paywall that earns moreA/B tests compared by revenue per install, not by gut feeling.
One placeOne tab instead of fiveNo more hopping between App Store Connect, RevenueCat and the ads console.

Open source

Pay nothing. Own everything.

Every line of App Bro goes public on GitHub on launch day. Run it yourself for free, or let us host it with a generous free tier. No lock-in either way.

Self-host

Run it yourself

Free, forever

  • The full source, dashboard and MCP server
  • Your keys and data stay on your own infrastructure
  • Read exactly what the code does with your accounts
  • Fork it, change it, send a pull request
$ git clone github.com/KlymSerhii/app-bro

Hosted

Too busy to set it up?

A generous free tier

  • The same open-source code, hosted and kept up to date by us
  • Sign in, connect your accounts, add the MCP server
  • No servers to run, nothing to deploy
  • Every update the day it ships
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FAQ

Questions, answered.

When does App Bro launch?

Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM Eastern Time. The code goes public on GitHub and the hosted version opens at the same moment. Everyone on the waitlist gets an email when it does.

How long does localizing an app take?

For a typical app, about five minutes for the strings and the store listing together, depending on how many strings and languages you have. Most of that is your AI writing; your part is one request and a review.

Will the translations be any good?

They’re written by the model you already trust, such as Claude or Codex, with the context of your whole app rather than one string at a time, and with your brand terms kept as they are. You review everything before it ships.

Is it really free?

The code is fully open source, so self-hosting costs nothing. If you’d rather not run it yourself, the hosted version has a generous free tier. Details are announced at launch.

What is an MCP server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants use tools. App Bro’s MCP server gives Claude, Codex and other MCP clients tools for your apps: reading and writing translations, editing store listings and more. You stay in control of what gets published.

Does App Bro come with its own AI?

No, and that’s the point. App Bro gives the AI you already use new tools for your apps. The thinking and writing happen in your own Claude, Codex or other MCP client, on the plan you already have, so there’s no second AI subscription and App Bro never bills you for AI usage.

Which AI tools does it work with?

Claude (desktop, web and Claude Code), OpenAI Codex, and any other client that supports MCP.

iOS, Android, or both?

Both: App Store Connect and Google Play. Tell us what you build for in the form above; it helps us decide what to polish first.

What happens to my API keys and data?

When you self-host, everything stays on your own infrastructure. Either way, the code that touches your keys is public, so you can check exactly what it does.

Where do I request features or report bugs?

On X at @Serhii_Klym. Every update is posted there, and DMs and replies are open. After launch, GitHub issues work too.

What do founding members get?

Lifetime access to the hosted version of App Bro: every feature it has at launch and every feature added later, such as keyword research through the MCP server. You also get early access from October 17, a week before the public launch. You pay once, by card through Stripe, and never pay a subscription.

Why pay if it’s open source?

You don’t have to. Self-hosting stays free and the hosted free tier stays generous. The founding deal is for people who want the hosted version with everything included, want in before launch, and want to back the project early.

What if App Bro isn’t for me?

Every founding purchase has a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. The 30 days start when you get access: on October 17, when early access opens, or on the day you buy if that’s later. Email support@app-bro.com or reply to your Stripe receipt, and you’ll get the full amount back. The details are in the Refund Policy.

How does the founding price work?

The first 10 seats are $49, and every 10 seats after that cost $10 more, up to 100 seats. The counter on this page shows real purchases, nothing else, and a refunded seat goes back on sale. The deal ends at launch, Saturday, October 24 at 2:00 PM ET, or when all seats are taken, whichever comes first.

What will you do with my email?

Email you when App Bro launches. We won’t share or sell it. To be removed from the list, email support@app-bro.com or reply to the launch email. See the Privacy Policy.

Your next 174 countries are waiting.

App Bro launches Saturday, October 24 at 2:00 PM ET . The waitlist hears first.