Frequently Asked Questions

StoreConfig is a powerful CLI tool that automates App Store Connect management. It allows you to manage in-app purchases, subscriptions, pricing, localizations, and metadata using JSON-based configuration files, saving you hours of manual work.

StoreConfig uses JSON configuration files to define your app structure. You can fetch existing configurations from App Store Connect, modify them locally, and then apply changes back to App Store Connect. The tool handles all the complex interactions for you using the App Store Connect API.

Yes, StoreConfig is designed for developers and requires basic command-line knowledge. However, the JSON configuration format is straightforward and can be easily modified with any text editor or AI tools.

StoreConfig can manage in-app purchases, subscriptions, app pricing, localizations, metadata, availability, and more. You can also duplicate app configurations and perform bulk operations across multiple territories.

There's no limit on the number of apps you can manage with StoreConfig. Your subscription covers unlimited apps and all features.

StoreConfig supports most App Store Connect features, but some limitations exist due to App Store Connect API restrictions and our own limitations. We don't support creating new apps, app privacy settings, age ratings, or submission workflows. Check our documentation for a complete list of supported features. We plan to add support for more features in the future.

No, you can only use StoreConfig with one Apple Developer account team at a time for now.

First, register for a StoreConfig account and get your Secret Key. Then check our documentation for the quick start guide.

You need an App Store Connect API Team Key (.p8 file), Key ID, and Issuer ID. This is the suggested secure way by Apple for App Store Connect integrations. Check our documentation for more details.

Yes, all data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Your Apple credentials are securely stored on our servers and can be revoked at any time or through your Apple Developer account. StoreConfig Secret Keys are stored locally on your machine.

To delete your account and all associated data (including Apple credentials), please contact us via email. We will process your deletion request and remove all your data from our servers. You can also revoke Apple credentials directly through your Apple Developer account.

Currently, StoreConfig supports iOS apps. We plan to add support for additional platforms like macOS, watchOS, and tvOS in the future.