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Provides cross-store app data and insights by querying App Store and Google Play APIs, enabling detailed app info, reviews, ratings, and market analysis.
Configuration
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"mcpServers": {
"jiantaofu-appinsightmcp": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"src/server.js"
]
}
}
}App Market Intelligence MCP analyzes data from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store to deliver insights on apps, market trends, competitors, and user feedback. You can query detailed app data, reviews, ratings, and privacy information across both stores, empowering informed decisions for app strategy and benchmarking.
You will interact with this MCP server through an MCP client. Start the server using the recommended startup method, then connect your client to execute actions such as searching for apps, retrieving detailed app data, reading reviews, and finding similar apps across both stores. Use the available tools to query app details, collections, categories, and more. The server combines data from the App Store and Google Play so you can compare offerings, track market trends, and analyze user feedback in one place.
Prerequisites: ensure you have Node.js and npm installed on your machine. You may also use MCP clients that support the standard MCP protocol.
Step 1: Clone or download the project directory that contains the MCP server files.
Step 2: Install dependencies.
Step 3: Start the MCP server using the recommended startup command.
The server exposes tools to interact with both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store APIs. You can perform actions such as: getting detailed app information, listing apps from collections, searching for apps, retrieving developer apps, reading reviews, checking privacy details, and finding similar apps across both stores.
Test and development: you can verify functionality with inspector tests and CLI helpers as described in the provided test commands.
Build and run tips: follow the standard development workflow for Node.js projects, build if required by your setup, and start the server to begin querying data.
Keep dependencies up to date and monitor rate limits or API usage to avoid interruptions. Handle any authentication or API keys as required by your client setup.
Get detailed information about an App Store app.
Retrieve apps from iTunes collections.
Search for apps on the App Store.
Get apps by a developer.
Get privacy details for an app.
Get search suggestions for App Store queries.
Get similar apps to a given App Store app.
Get user reviews for an App Store app.
Get app ratings from the App Store.
Get version history for an App Store app.
Get detailed information about a Google Play app.
Retrieve apps from Google Play collections.
Search for apps on Google Play.
Get apps by a Google Play developer.
Get search suggestions for Google Play.
Get user reviews for a Google Play app.
Get similar apps to a Google Play app.
Get app permissions for Google Play apps.
Get data safety information for Google Play apps.
Get list of Google Play categories.