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App Store keyword research (ASO): ranks in 50+ countries, demand, difficulty. Needs the Mac app.

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HappyKeywords MCP server

App Store keyword research (ASO) from your AI agent. Ask Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude or any MCP app which keywords to target, where your app ranks in 50+ countries, and what to fix in your listing.

The MCP server is built into HappyKeywords, a Mac app. This repo holds the setup and the tool list, plus a small bundle that starts the app's server; the app's source isn't here. Docs: https://happykeywords.com/docs/mcp

Watch: a one-minute demo

Claude Code asks HappyKeywords which App Store keyword to go after next

Claude Code reads an app's real ranks, demand and difficulty from HappyKeywords and picks the keyword to go after next. Watch on YouTube · Vertical version

What it does

  • Track your apps and competitors in 50+ countries, with daily ranks
  • Estimated demand and difficulty for every keyword (0–100 estimates from App Store search results, not Apple's search counts)
  • An Audit that scores your listing out of 100 and says what to fix first
  • Write and localize name, subtitle and keyword options
  • Upload them into your draft version in App Store Connect: a preview first, Undo after. Nothing is ever submitted for review.
  • Hot niches and product ideas before you build

112 tools. Long jobs run inside the app; the agent follows them with wait.

Requirements

  • macOS 14 or later (Apple silicon or Intel)
  • HappyKeywords in /Applications: download at https://happykeywords.com/?ref=github-mcp
  • 7-day free trial, no card. Then a one-time license ($29 in Early Access). No subscription.
  • Tools list without a license; tool calls need the trial or a license.

Connect

One click: in HappyKeywords, open Settings → AI apps (MCP) and press Add next to your agent.

Claude desktop, as a bundle: download happykeywords.mcpb from the latest release and open it. The bundle only starts the MCP server inside the installed app (source in bundle/).

Or by hand:

Claude Code

claude mcp add-json --scope user happykeywords '{"type":"stdio","command":"/Applications/HappyKeywords.app/Contents/MacOS/HappyKeywords","args":["--mcp"]}'

Codex

codex mcp add happykeywords -- "/Applications/HappyKeywords.app/Contents/MacOS/HappyKeywords" --mcp

Cursor, Claude desktop and other MCP apps (~/.cursor/mcp.json, claude_desktop_config.json)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "happykeywords": {
      "command": "/Applications/HappyKeywords.app/Contents/MacOS/HappyKeywords",
      "args": ["--mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Try asking

  • Which of my apps lost ranks since the last check?
  • Where is my app outside the top 10 in Germany, and what would it take to get in?
  • Run the Audit for my app and tell me what to fix first.
  • Write three name and subtitle options, then localize the best one into German and French.
  • Find hot niches in the US App Store and show me product ideas for the best one.

Tools

GroupTools
Apps, keywords and ranks41
App Store Connect5
AI and jobs18
Top earners7
Audit4
Optimize33
Upload4

Full list with inputs: https://happykeywords.com/docs/mcp#tools

Privacy

Everything runs on your Mac. App Store Connect keys stay in the macOS Keychain, and no MCP tool can read them. Uploads happen only after you approve the preview.

Support

https://happykeywords.com/contact

MCPB
https://github.com/yurybreiapps-jpg/happykeywords-mcp/releases/download/v1.0.0/happykeywords.mcpb
Install Command
# mcpb: https://github.com/yurybreiapps-jpg/happykeywords-mcp/releases/download/v1.0.0/happykeywords.mcpb