App Dailies · iPhone, iPad and Mac
App Dailies needs two things from App Store Connect, and the app links you straight to both pages.
.p8 file; Apple offers it only once, so keep it somewhere safe. You will also
need the Issuer ID from the top of that page, and the Key ID next to the key.You import the key once. It is stored in your Keychain and syncs to your other devices through iCloud Keychain, so the second device needs no file.
Apple publishes a day's report the following afternoon, usually between 14:00 and 17:00 CET. A brand-new account also has to download its history, which takes a couple of minutes the first time. The app checks every two hours; you can also pull to refresh.
Usually the Issuer ID, the Key ID and the .p8 file do not belong together —
check all three. It can also happen if your device's clock is off by more than a few minutes,
because requests to Apple are signed with a time-limited token.
The key does not have the Sales and Reports role, or the vendor number belongs to a different team than the key.
App Dailies counts first-time downloads only. Redownloads and updates are shown separately on the per-app screen rather than added to the total, so the headline number means new users. Proceeds are your share after Apple's commission; the € total converts other currencies with a fixed table, so it is marked as approximate.
Free covers one account, all of its apps, the table with sparklines, the Yesterday card and the last 30 days. Pro adds widgets and the Mac menu bar, several accounts, the full history with 90-day and all-time ranges, per-app countries, product types and reviews, a notification when a new report lands, and CSV export. It is one payment, not a subscription.
Settings → swipe the account away (or the trash icon on the Mac). That deletes its stored reports and its key from the Keychain.
Write to christian@weinmayr.co and include what you were doing and any message the app showed. Reports usually come back within a day or two.