Batch in-app purchases
Fill the table in plain language — types, locales, prices in yuan — and submission converts everything to the required enums and price tiers. Bounded concurrency keeps large batches within rate limits.
Native Mac app · macOS 15+ · zero dependencies
Turn repetitive release work
Turn repetitive release work
into a few clicks
Batch in-app purchases, design screenshots, submit for review
Link to Connect is built for indie developers and small teams: batch-create in-app purchases in a plain table, assemble multi-language store screenshots in a studio, and queue a whole box for review. Your API key is signed locally on your Mac — nothing is ever uploaded to us.
Link to Connect
Batch IAP
Plain table · auto tier conversion
Remove Adscom.demo.noads
Non-consumable
$1.99
All regions
Approved
Pro Monthlycom.demo.pro.monthly
Auto-renew
$0.99
All regions
Submitted
Coins 100com.demo.coin.100
Consumable
$0.49
China
Ready
Features
The whole release line, in one app
Batch in-app purchases, subscriptions, screenshot studio, automatic screenshots, and submission — every step of release work, in one native Mac app.
IAP & subscriptions
Purchases are grouped automatically by review status (waiting / submitted / approved). Check items into the draft box and submit the whole box together; batch-edit notes, review screenshots, and availability, or batch-delete.
Screenshot studio
Apply device frames and colorways to phone and desktop sizes; switch between 2D and 3D perspective; rich title and footer styling — and one source copy becomes every language.
Automatic screenshots
Pick a project, build, and let the simulator run and capture automatically. Results feed straight into the studio; manual retakes, output folder choice, and Finder jump included.
Submission & versions
Batch-edit and translate version metadata with live character counters for description, keywords, promotional text, and what's new. Submit or cancel a whole draft box; connection status and operation logs stay visible.
Native, offline, private
Swift + CryptoKit + URLSession, zero third-party networking libraries. Your API key is signed locally before every request — and demo mode lets you explore everything without a key at all.
How it works
Three steps from hours to minutes
Connect
Enter your own API key, or press "Demo mode" to play with local sample data. Keys are signed locally; sandbox permissions are minimal by design.
Batch
Create in-app purchases from a table or CSV, set prices and availability, swap review screenshots; assemble multi-language store shots in the studio or capture them automatically.
Submit
Finish metadata with live character counters, check items into the draft box, and submit the whole box. Connection status and logs stay visible; cancelling takes one click.
Screenshot Studio
One source copy, every store language
Device frames, gradient backdrops, rich text titles — then system translation turns one source copy into every locale, previewed live on canvas and exported or routed for upload.
- Phone and desktop sizes with device frames and colorways
- 2D / 3D perspective, solid, gradient, or blurred-image backgrounds
- Rich titles and footers: presets, outlines, shadows, glow, gradient fills
- System translation for multi-language sets; export by frame × locale or route uploads by locale
Every small habit
deserves to be seen
Frame 1 / 5 · iPhone 6.9" · English
Import assets / auto capture
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Demo Mode
No key? Every step still works
Press "Demo mode" on the connection page: all five tabs work with local sample data — no network, nothing kept when you exit.
Which devices does Link to Connect support? What system version is required?
Link to Connect is a native Mac app that requires macOS 15 or later. It is built in Swift with no third-party networking libraries and builds fully offline.
Is my API key safe?
Your key is signed locally on your Mac with CryptoKit (ES256) before any request is made, and nothing is ever uploaded to us — we have no servers and no account system. The app's only outbound destination is the developer API endpoint you configure. See the Privacy Policy.
What can I do without a key?
Press "Demo mode" on the connection page: all five tabs work with local sample data — two sample apps, six in-app purchases across review states, one subscription group with two subscriptions, 71 territories, and one submission draft. The demo backend runs entirely in memory, makes no network requests, and discards everything when you exit.
Does batch in-app purchase support CSV?
Yes. CSV import / export / template download with automatic UTF-8, UTF-16, and GB18030 detection. Fill types and prices in yuan directly; submission converts them to the required enums and price tiers, and product IDs get their prefix automatically.
What can the screenshot studio do?
Apply device frames and colorways to phone and desktop sizes; switch between 2D and 3D perspective; use solid, gradient, or blurred-image backgrounds; style titles and footers with outlines, shadows, glow, and gradient fills; translate one source copy into multiple languages with system translation; export by frame × locale or route uploads by locale.
Is this app affiliated with Apple?
No. Link to Connect is an independent third-party tool with no affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement by Apple Inc. It connects to the developer backend through your own API key; third-party service names in the UI only describe the endpoint it talks to.
Where can I download it?
It is live on the App Store and free to download: open Link to Connect on the App Store. Choose demo mode to try every feature without an API key. Questions? Email f544hmrsr@mozmail.com.