Summary
Store operations, including replying to reviews, from where the work is already happening.
Reviews are the part worth automating: reading them and replying are both calls here, so a support routine can answer users in place instead of someone opening the console every morning — and releases and listing edits sit alongside them.
What it is
A server over the Google Play Developer API: the apps in your Play Console, their releases, their store listings, their reviews and their statistics.
What you get
- Every app in your Play Console listed, and full detail on one of them
- Releases listed for an app, and a new release created
- Store listing information updated
- Reviews retrieved, and a reply posted to a user review
- App statistics and metrics pulled for reporting
Requirements
A Google Cloud service account with Play Console API access, and its JSON key file — given either as a path on the command line or through an environment variable. Installed globally from npm or run through npx.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — npm install -g @blocktopus/mcp-google-play, then supply credentials