Mağaza MCP — one MCP server for App Store Connect and Google Play

⚡ The gist in 5 seconds - The point: Mağaza MCP is a single MCP server for App Store Connect and Google Play; the assistant gets data from both stores in one call. - Available: installation via an AI assistant (Claude Code, Antigravity, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI) or via the npx magaza-mcp kur wizard. - Limitation: the README, commands, and interface are entirely in Turkish. ### 🔍 What was found The repository tunaarikaya/magaza-mcp has published an MCP server that connects to both App Store Connect and Google Play at once. The author gives an example: in a single call, the assistant answers that the Nota Defteri subscription on the Turkish market costs ₺129.99 in the App Store and ₺99.99 in Google Play. According to the author, no other MCP server can answer such a question in one request, because the others only look at one store. The server runs locally, without an intermediary node, and communicates directly with Apple and Google. Keys never leave the machine: on macOS they are stored in the Keychain, and only the enabled stores (MAGAZALAR) are written to configuration files; on systems without a Keychain, a file with 0600 permissions is used. It claims 27 tools and full API access — 1,440 operations, about 4,000 tokens. Installation requires no manual command entry in the terminal: just ask the assistant to install the repository and read AGENTS.md. The assistant itself finds the keys, verifies them, and registers the server in the client configurations. Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Antigravity, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex are supported. There is also a manual option: npx magaza-mcp kur launches a wizard that verifies the keys with real requests to Apple and Google, then installs the integration into the detected clients. Moreover, the assistant never sees the key contents: when pasted via the clipboard, the data goes through a pipe and never enters the context. ### 💡 Why it matters The main benefit is that manual stitching of data from two stores disappears. Conventional MCP servers only look at one store; here the same tools can, in a single call, compare subscriptions, check why a user paid but did not receive premium, and produce a single list of apps with already matched iOS/Android pairs. Instead of two servers and two sets of tools — one server and one request. ### 🧩 Context Almost all existing MCP servers cover only one store, so working with both requires installing two servers and manually reconciling answers to questions that involve comparison. Mağaza MCP solves this by combining both platforms in one server. The project is entirely in Turkish: the README, command names (kur, tara, anahtar, kaydet, durum), and examples of interacting with the assistant are all in Turkish.

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