Codex
Claude Code
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App Store screenshotsfrom your AI assistant.

Connect your AI assistant to AppLaunchFlow's hosted MCP. Create screenshots, compare personalized styles, localize campaigns, and pick promo-video results while the dashboard handles the visual canvas.

Using ChatGPT? Install the AppLaunchFlow plugin. Claude on the web? Add the connector

dashboard.applaunchflow.com
An AI assistant controlling AppLaunchFlow through hosted MCP

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ChatGPT & Claude on the web

Your next screenshots. Right inside your chat.

Install the AppLaunchFlow plugin in ChatGPT, or add a custom connector in Claude. Sign in and work with your projects from the browser. No terminal or local MCP server needed.

See the workflow in ChatGPT: compare personalized screenshot styles, choose a variant, then refine it in the AppLaunchFlow editor.

For Claude, paste this hosted MCP URL

https://mcp.applaunchflow.com/mcp

Authenticate with OAuth when prompted. Never paste your password or access token into a chat.

Install in ChatGPT

  1. Open AppLaunchFlow in ChatGPT’s plugin directory.
  2. Select Install plugin, sign in to AppLaunchFlow, and review the requested permissions before approving access.
  3. In any chat, start a message with @AppLaunchFlow. Try the starter prompt below.

No MCP URL needed: the plugin connects to the same hosted server. In ChatGPT workspaces, an admin may need to allow the plugin first.

Connect in Claude

  1. Open Claude on the web and go to Customize → Connectors.
  2. Select + → Add custom connector. Name it AppLaunchFlow and paste the hosted MCP URL above.
  3. Add the connector, then Connect and sign in to AppLaunchFlow. Review the requested permissions before approving access.
  4. In a chat, open + → Connectors and enable AppLaunchFlow. Try the starter prompt below.

For Team or Enterprise, an owner adds the connector in Organization settings first; each member then connects their own account.

Start with your existing project

“Show my AppLaunchFlow projects, then help me create App Store screenshots for the one I choose.”

Review tool permissions and requested changes. Your existing AppLaunchFlow plan limits still apply. In ChatGPT, start the message with @AppLaunchFlow.

Codex, Claude Code & Cursor

One hosted connection.
No local server.

Pick your AI assistant, add the remote endpoint, and approve access in your browser. No API key or locally running MCP process.

Step 1: Add the MCP server

Terminal
$ npx -y applaunchflow connect codex

Step 2: Authenticate

Terminal

The command opens AppLaunchFlow sign-in automatically.

# Browser sign-in → review permissions → approve → done

Native Codex commands

codex mcp add applaunchflow --url https://mcp.applaunchflow.com/mcp
codex mcp login applaunchflow

Any other MCP client

Choose Streamable HTTP, paste the endpoint below, and enable OAuth when prompted.

https://mcp.applaunchflow.com/mcp
Capabilities

One connector. Your full creative flow.
From first upload to final export.

Generate App Store screenshots, compare personalized styles, edit layouts, translate copy, create social graphics and promo videos, and export, all through the hosted connector.

Project & Asset Management

Create projects, upload screenshots, and manage assets without opening the dashboard.

Personalized Style Galleries

Compare personalized styles made from your own screenshots, then apply the winner without paying for another AI pass.

Natural Language Editing

Tell your assistant to change headlines, move elements, swap colors, or resize text. It maps to precise layout transforms.

Visual Inspection

View screenshots and layouts directly in context. The AI assistant can see your actual app screenshots to make informed edits.

One-Command Localization

Translate all screenshot text into any language. Layouts auto-adjust for different text lengths.

Social & Promo Video

Create social graphics and promo videos, review generated options in a visual picker, and keep editing in the dashboard.

Workflow

How it works.

1

Connect

Add the hosted MCP URL to your AI assistant. There is no server package to install or keep running.

2

Authorize & describe

Sign in through AppLaunchFlow, approve access, then ask: "Create screenshots for my fitness app."

3

Compare & refine

Compare personalized galleries or promo-video options, apply your choice, then fine-tune in the editor or keep working via MCP.

App launch automation

Give your AI agent the launch context, not just another image tool.

The hosted MCP keeps screenshots, copy, localization, social graphics, and promo video work attached to the same AppLaunchFlow project. Use the dashboard for visual review and your AI client for repeatable launch operations.

Prepare a first launch

Create the project, upload real screens, compare personalized styles, and build the first App Store or Play Store story.

Refresh after a release

Replace outdated screens, revise benefit captions, and keep the visual set aligned with the newest product UI.

Localize a campaign

Translate captions and store copy, review layout changes, and prepare per-locale screenshot exports without duplicating projects.

Reuse launch assets

Turn the approved screenshot story into social graphics and promo-video options while preserving the same message and brand system.

Open Source Skill

Capture screenshots
from your codebase.

An open-source AI agent skill that builds an in-app capture system for your SwiftUI or Flutter app, seeds demo data, and snapshots every screen across all locales. The captured screenshots feed directly into AppLaunchFlow for layout generation.

Screenshot Capture Skill
Screenshot Capture Skill running through AppLaunchFlow MCP
Install the skill
$ npx skills add ynnickw/applaunchflow-skill
  • Captures all screens across every locale
  • Seeds deterministic demo data automatically
  • Evaluates and preselects App Store candidates
  • Hands off to AppLaunchFlow MCP for layouts
  • Works with SwiftUI and Flutter

Works with

Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, and 40+ other agents

Testimonials

Real apps. Real launches.

“AppLaunchFlow made the App Store screenshots and the promo video for my app CloseUp!, and both look better than what I'd have gotten from a designer. Localization took one pass. And Yannick ships faster than anyone I've worked with: I'd ask for a feature and it was live the next day. Better UI, simpler, and more polished than anything else I tried.”
Ronnie Nijmeh profile photoRonnie Nijmeh@ronnie_nijmehCloseUp!App Store
“App Store screenshots are one of those tasks that's tedious to do and expensive to get wrong: you really only get one shot at a first impression. I've been using AppLaunchFlow since the early days, and it's turned that process into something fast and repeatable instead of something I dread. What's kept me around is Yannick. The communication has been phenomenal, he's genuinely open to ideas, and the speed at which he fixes bugs and ships improvements is unlike anything I've used.”
Bryce profile photoBryce@btopnnStandbyApp Store
“I made GainFrame's App Store screenshots and social images in AppLaunchFlow instead of fighting Figma for a weekend. Uploaded my raw shots, picked a template, exported store-ready. Solo devs: this is the shortcut.”
Mike Rode profile photoMike Rode@mikerodebuildsGainFrameApp Store

Frequently asked questions.

What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Codex connect to external tools. AppLaunchFlow's hosted MCP server gives these assistants access to your screenshot projects after you authorize the connection.
Do I need to install anything?
No MCP server runs on your computer. AppLaunchFlow is hosted at https://mcp.applaunchflow.com/mcp. Add that URL to your MCP client, then sign in through your browser. The optional `npx -y applaunchflow connect codex` and `npx -y applaunchflow connect claude` helpers configure Codex and Claude Code for you.
How does authentication work?
Your MCP client starts a standard OAuth 2.1 authorization-code flow with PKCE. AppLaunchFlow opens in your browser so you can sign in and approve access. You never copy an API key or access token into chat.
Can I use MCP alongside the browser editor?
Yes. Changes made via MCP sync to the browser editor in real time. You can switch between AI-assisted and manual editing freely.
Is MCP included in the free plan?
Yes. MCP access is available on all plans, including free. The same plan limits (exports, projects) apply whether you use the browser editor or MCP.
Which AI assistants are supported?
Any client that supports remote Streamable HTTP MCP servers and OAuth can connect. In ChatGPT, install the AppLaunchFlow plugin from ChatGPT's plugin directory. This page also covers Claude on the web, Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. Web connector availability depends on your AI account and workspace settings.
Can I add AppLaunchFlow as a ChatGPT or Claude web plugin?
Yes. In ChatGPT, install the AppLaunchFlow plugin from ChatGPT's plugin directory and sign in. In Claude, add https://mcp.applaunchflow.com/mcp as a custom connector, then sign in to AppLaunchFlow. No terminal, local server, or API key is needed for either.

Ready to connect?

Connect the hosted AppLaunchFlow MCP.
Start creating without running a local server.

Works with any MCP-compatible client