Know where a release stands.
Read production and testing track states. See the difference between a release that is in review and one that is published.
Available locallyIndependent project. Entirely open source.
Release status, reviews and app reports, right where you work.
Connect your own account. Keep the context. Get a clearer answer.
Works with MCP clients, including Codex and Claude Code.
Public hosted access is in development.
01 / Useful from the first query
Google Play data becomes useful when the details stay intact. Start with focused, read-only workflows that preserve what the source actually says.
Read production and testing track states. See the difference between a release that is in review and one that is published.
Available locallyRead recent written feedback, open a specific review and continue through the next page without losing context.
Available locallyExplore installs, ratings and store-performance exports. Keep metric names, dates and missing rows visible.
Available locallyIs the new release published?
The release is still in review.
Submitted is not published.
What are people saying?
“The new update makes it much easier to find what I need.”
Read the feedback in context.
Recent reviews are not all-time ratings.
Do we have data for every day?
One day has no reported data.
A missing row does not mean zero installs.
Illustrative responses · Synthetic data · Not a live connection
02 / The boundaries matter
Useful access starts with a clear boundary between the software you run and the Google account you authorize.
Inspect the code, run it yourself and contribute. The project is GPL-3.0 licensed, including the hosting implementation. There is no closed feature tier.
Local tools use your configured Google access. Public hosting is being built around individual customer authorization, never a shared maintainer account.
Current workflows are read-only. The complete API inventory separates implemented methods from coming-soon work. A roadmap entry is not a shipped tool.
03 / Built in the open
All 172 methods in the pinned Play API inventory are documented. Working tools and upcoming coverage stay visible in the repository.
Explore the full API catalogThe first useful local workflows.
25 Reporting reads, available from source.
Development preview in source; public access is not live.
Changes with explicit scope and verification.
Monetization and remaining account workflows.
04 / Start with the source
Run a reviewed checkout locally, configure your own Google access, then connect your MCP client.
git clone https://github.com/roadhero/google-play-mcp.git
cd google-play-mcp
uv sync --frozen
Google data requires your own authorization and an explicit app allowlist. No credentials are needed to explore the API catalog.