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Mac App Store charts: an MCP database you can query from Claude Code or Cursor

Updated daily, last 2026-11-12 · MCP data · lib macappstore

Top Free and Top Paid for 20 Mac App Store regions, with price, developer size and whether an iOS version exists.

What you can ask

These are example phrasings. Once connected, ask in plain language; the agent decides which table to query and how to filter.

Example: a real query and what it returned today

Your agent calls the MCP data tool like this (you never write it yourself — you just ask):

data(lib="macappstore", args="indie us --limit 8")

US Top Paid 100 split by developer size (number of charted apps per developer), first 4 rows:

developer_sizenios_binarymedian_pricemedian_rank
1 个 App3189.9938
2-3 个31117.9947
4-10 个23914.9956
>10 个1541067

How fresh the data is

This is today’s output of coverage (row counts and date ranges per table):

real_daysfirst_datelast_datestorefrontsgenresslots_last_day
112026-11-012026-11-112021148283

Limits: what this data cannot tell you

The Mac App Store is only part of Mac software; many indie Mac apps sell direct and never chart.

Connect these databases to your own agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex…)

It is a remote MCP server: sign in with Google, paste one prompt and your agent configures itself, then ask in plain language inside your project. Free during beta: 200 queries a day, up to 50 rows each.

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FAQ

How do I query it from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex?
It is one library inside the Stringers remote MCP server. Sign in with Google at stringers.io/en/start.html to get a personal URL, paste the prompt to your agent and it configures itself; then just ask — the agent calls the data tool with lib "macappstore".

Is it free?
Free during beta: 200 queries per account per day, up to 50 rows per query.

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