The App Store Connect API only serves a rolling two-week window. Manifest pulls it every morning and keeps it, so a year from now you can still see what last March actually did.

Illustrative data — a sample portfolio, not a real account.
Manifest doesn’t replace App Store Connect — it records it. Everything below is arithmetic over reports Apple already publishes to you, computed once a day and kept.
Manifest never calls an AI itself — every number on screen is arithmetic. But “Copy for AI” puts a plain-text export on your clipboard, ready to paste into whatever Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex session you already use, so it can reason about your actual numbers instead of guessing at general App Store advice.
App Store Connect record for "Pixel Quest", exported from Manifest. Covering 2026-06-27 to 2026-08-25 (60 days on record). How to read this: every figure is a sum, ratio, or difference over Apple's own reports — nothing is estimated or AI-generated. A line marked "pending" means Apple's report hasn't landed yet, NOT zero. ## Week-over-week trend - Downloads: 176 this week vs 106 last week (+66.0%) - Impressions: 4,480 this week vs 5,320 last week (-15.8%) - Tap-through rate: 5.9% this week vs 4.2% last week (+1.7pp) ## Computed highlights - [up] Downloads climbing: 176 this week vs 106 the week before (+66%). - [notice] US drives most of your downloads: 73% of first-time downloads in this pull came from US (128 of 175). ## What to do with this Based on the trend, the highlights, and the territory detail above, what would you prioritize over the next few weeks to grow downloads and revenue? Reference specific numbers from this export, and treat any "pending" line as unknown, not zero.
Excerpt — the real export also includes report coverage and the full territory breakdown.
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| Plan | After trial | Apps | History | CSV export |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indie | $14/mo | 8 | Unlimited | Yes |
| Studio | $39/mo | Unlimited | Unlimited | Yes |
Both plans include the same trend engine and the same honest handling of Apple’s reporting gaps — Studio adds room for a larger portfolio and a full team.
To pull the same analytics reports you'd see in App Store Connect. We recommend a dedicated key scoped to the narrow "Sales and Reports" role, not your Account Holder key. It's encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it's stored and only decrypted in memory while talking to Apple.
No. Every figure Manifest shows is a sum, ratio, or difference over Apple's own reports — nothing is estimated or AI-generated. "Copy for AI" only copies text to your clipboard so you can paste it into an AI chat you already use; Manifest never sends your data anywhere itself.
Your account falls back to Ledger, an internal restricted plan: one tracked app, the trailing 90 days, no CSV export. Nothing is deleted — the full record is retained, and upgrading anytime restores access to everything already recorded.
So the trial continues without interruption if you decide to keep it — you will not be charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel anytime before then from Manage billing.
No. Apple can take roughly two weeks to start reporting for a newly enabled app. Manifest shows that honestly as "waiting on Apple" rather than a zero, since a gap in Apple's reporting is not the same thing as no activity.
Indie tracks up to 8 apps, Studio is unlimited. You can untrack an app you don't need right now and re-track it later at no cost — untracking just doesn't free a slot for a different app, so it can't be used to work around the limit.