Shipzen
Dynamic Mode for App Store Connect
Product capability · updated August 4, 2026
Shipzen's Dynamic Mode is a generative UI for App Store Connect. Describe the task and it assembles a native, task-specific workspace from live Apple data: a table, form, checklist, chart, diff, or pricing grid. See, edit, and approve every proposed change in that same workspace. Nothing reaches Apple until you confirm the full diff.
Describe the task. Get the workspace. Review every proposed change.
App Store Connect is organized around Apple's pages. Dynamic Mode starts with your task. Ask a question or describe an outcome, and Shipzen uses the selected app's current context to assemble the native blocks that make that work easiest to inspect, edit, and continue.
| Describe the task | Get the workspace |
|---|---|
| “Show every locale missing a subtitle.” | An editable cross-locale table with the missing cells visible. |
| “Compare keywords across my English-speaking locales.” | A keyword matrix that surfaces duplication and title or subtitle overlap. |
| “Build a checklist before I submit version 2.1.” | An interactive release-readiness checklist grounded in the current app. |
| “Compare the proposed prices across these territories.” | A pricing grid for reviewing the territory-level plan. |
| “Summarize this TestFlight build.” | A TestFlight summary with relevant build, group, and tester context. |
| “Chart proceeds for the last 90 days.” | An analytics chart instead of a paragraph describing the numbers. |
A controlled native generative UI
Dynamic Mode does not download arbitrary HTML or execute AI-generated interface code. The model chooses from Shipzen's supported native block library and supplies the data shape appropriate to the request. Shipzen renders those blocks as macOS controls you can inspect and, where supported, edit.
The block library includes forms, checklists, information cards, cross-locale tables, diffs, keyword matrices, summaries, charts, pricing grids, TestFlight summaries, and review summaries. Each block can also offer contextual follow-up actions, so refining the workspace is part of the same conversation.
The generated workspace is a visual safety layer for AI-assisted App Store Connect work. Proposed changes remain visible and editable in native controls, and nothing reaches Apple until you approve the full diff.
How Dynamic Mode works
- Describe the App Store Connect task. Ask for the outcome or view you need.
- Shipzen reads the relevant context. It uses the selected app and data available through Apple's official App Store Connect API.
- Dynamic Mode assembles supported native blocks. The response becomes an interactive workspace rather than a wall of chat text.
- Review and edit. Editable forms, checklists, and tables remain under your control.
- Confirm the write. Shipzen shows the full diff before an approved change reaches Apple.
Direct Mode and Dynamic Mode share one safety model
| Direct Mode | Dynamic Mode |
|---|---|
| Best when you already know the exact field or action. | Best when you know the task but need the right view assembled around it. |
| Navigate a stable App Store Connect-aligned editor. | Describe the task and work through generated native blocks. |
| Make precise manual edits. | Ask AI to analyze, draft, stage, or organize the work. |
| See and approve the full diff before a manual change reaches Apple. | See and approve the full diff before an AI-assisted change reaches Apple. |
Use your ChatGPT subscription or your own API key
For AI features, sign in with ChatGPT and use the Plus or Pro subscription you already pay for, or supply your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key and pay that provider directly. These are separate access paths: a ChatGPT subscription is not an API key, and plan or provider limits still apply.
AI credentials stay in the macOS Keychain. Shipzen connects to the provider you select rather than proxying, reselling, or marking up AI usage.
What Dynamic Mode does not mean
- It is not arbitrary UI generation. Shipzen renders supported, audited native block types.
- It is not autonomous saving. AI can draft and stage; you see, edit, and approve what reaches Apple.
- It does not bypass Apple's API boundaries. Agreements, tax and banking, privacy declarations, and other web-only Apple surfaces still open in App Store Connect.
- It does not replace Direct Mode. The stable editor remains available for precise manual work.
Common questions
What is generative UI in Shipzen?
It is Dynamic Mode's ability to turn a natural-language App Store Connect task into a task-specific arrangement of supported native blocks, using the selected app's context.
Can Dynamic Mode create any interface?
No. It assembles Shipzen's native forms, tables, checklists, charts, summaries, and other supported blocks. It does not execute arbitrary interface code generated by a model.
Does Dynamic Mode change App Store Connect automatically?
No. AI can analyze, draft, and stage work. You can see, edit, and approve every proposed change in the native workspace, with a full diff before anything reaches Apple.
Do I need an OpenAI or Anthropic API key?
Not if you use ChatGPT sign-in with a Plus or Pro subscription. The alternative is to add your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key and pay that provider directly.
Describe the task. Get the workspace. See, edit, and approve every proposed change.
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