An MCP server for your app's analytics

Your coding agent knows your code. With Apparent's MCP server it knows how your app is doing, too: who downloaded it this week, who paid, what changed after the last update, and why. Every answer is the same plain sentence you'd read in Apparent, so the agent can quote it and act on it.

What your agent can ask

How are my apps doing? One sentence per app, and one for all of them.
What happened today, against a usual day at this hour.
Why did downloads, sales or ratings go up or down, and when it started.
One part of an app: buyers, problems and crashes, versions, where people came from.
What happened when: releases, spikes and milestones on one timeline.
How ad campaigns are doing, when Apple Ads or Google Ads are connected.

Add it

Your Apparent address is on the Connect page under Your agents. In Claude Code:

claude mcp add --scope user --transport http apparent <your Apparent address>/mcp

Made for agents

Read-only: no tool can change anything in Apparent, your stores or RevenueCat.
Answers come as plain text plus structured JSON, for agents that want the numbers.
Test phones, like Google's pre-launch devices and Apple's review, are never counted.
Store numbers arrive a day or two late, and the answers say so instead of showing a false zero.

What agents do with it

Ask "what should I fix next?" and the agent can see which screen people leave from and which version crashes, then open the file. Ask "did yesterday's update help?" and it compares before and after, in words.

Apparent's page for an example app: a sentence about how it did, the key numbers, and highlights like a first sale in Japan. — An example app on Apparent. Open the live demo: every button works.

Questions

Which AI agents work with Apparent's MCP server?

Any MCP client: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf and others.

Can the agent change my data?

No. Every tool is read-only.

What does the agent see?

The same answers you see in Apparent: downloads, sales, reviews, what people do in the app, crashes and ads, for every app you've connected.

Is there a command line too?

Yes. The apparent command gives the same answers in a terminal, with --json for scripts.

What does it cost?

Nothing while Apparent is in beta.