What Is It
Yeethook is a bridge between App Store Connect and Slack. It catches webhooks, enriches them with data from the App Store Connect API, and delivers the complete picture to your team's Slack channels.
What You Get
Every App Store Connect webhook arrives in Slack as a readable message with full event context:
- Build processing — Know when builds are uploaded, processed, or failed.
- App review — Get notified when your app enters review, is approved, or rejected.
- TestFlight — See crash reports, screenshot feedback, and build approvals.
- Background assets — Track asset processing for apps using Background Assets.
With a p8 key, Yeethook calls the App Store Connect API to attach the details Apple doesn't include in the webhook payload: crash logs, tester names, device info, build numbers, and version details. That's what turns a raw notification into something your team can act on without leaving Slack.
Four-Step Setup
- Upload your p8 key — Yeethook uses it to set up webhooks automatically and enrich events with full context.
- Import your apps — Quick Start pulls them from App Store Connect.
- Connect Slack — Create a Slack app from our pre-built manifest and link it.
- Route events — Choose which events go to which channels.
Why Not Build It Yourself
You could process App Store Connect webhooks directly with a custom server, but you'd need to:
- Build and maintain webhook signature verification.
- Parse every event type and format Slack messages.
- Implement App Store Connect API calls for enrichment.
- Build health monitoring and auto-repair.
- Handle rate limiting and retry logic.
Yeethook does all of this out of the box.