ASA Condor: Apple Search Ads on autopilot for indie iOS developes

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Manuel, an indie iOS developer with a handful of small apps: a contact-lens reminder, a tanning timer, a cross-stitch maker and a tattoo cover-up app.

Apple Search Ads is the one channel a solo developer can actually run alone. There are no videos to film and no posting schedule, and everyone who sees the ad was already searching for an app like yours. But I kept losing money in the same three ways:

• Paying for searches for someone else's brand. One store's name took 47% of one app's spend and none of those users paid.

• Bidding only in the US, when the same install cost a fifth of that elsewhere.

• Never knowing what a user was actually worth, so never knowing if a day went well.

So I built the agent I wanted:

• Paste your App Store link. You get keywords, bids, a budget split and what it could earn, before you sign up.

• Connect RevenueCat. It works out what an install is worth after Apple's cut, and won't buy installs that can't pay back.

• Every day: it blocks searches that waste money, moves budget to the keywords that bring buyers, and tells you the one thing worth doing next, in plain sentences.

• Country test: one small campaign across a group of storefronts. In two weeks it names the cheapest one, and stops itself.

• Autopilot is off until you switch it on, one app at a time, under a daily ceiling you set. It runs in your own Apple Ads account, and we never take a cut of your ad spend.

• Claude: you can run all of it from Claude through the MCP connector.

Planning is free. I'd love your feedback, especially on the plan it builds for your app: paste your link and tell me what it got wrong.