Jack1.0.42

Name: Jack
Price: 25.00 $
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

28 September 2016

iTunes Connect app manager.

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Overview

Jack makes iTunes Connect convenient.

Compose and upload your iOS and/or OS X app’s descriptions for the app stores with a responsive, native app.
Updating localizations without waiting for page loads. Add sale price intervals via a convenient date picker.
Jack makes presenting your iOS and OS X apps a breeze. It is a convenient front-end to the iTunes Connect Transporter and a powerful editor for your apps metadata.
Manage screenshots with drag-and-drop, easily add pricing intervals, manage and localize your in-app-purchases.
In addition to loading and editing the app metadata, it also loads the existing screenshots from iTunes Connect. Something that the Transporter doesn’t do.

What's new in Jack

Version 1.0.42:

Fixes failed screenshot download

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1 Reviews of Jack

WordWeaver

25 September 2015

Version: 1.0.31

Most helpful

Perhaps the developer of this software should consider changing its name; the reason being that there is ALREADY software available for Mac OS X called Jack. It is in fact an audio server -- in development since 2004 -- similar to Soundflower. Having the same name as the Jack audio server is very confusing. When I saw this listing today here on MacUpdate, I automatically assumed that it was for an update for the Jack audio server. You can learn more about the original Jack for OS X at the following URLs: http://www.jackosx.com/ http://www.jackosx.com/about.html http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/16162/jackosx

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WordWeaver

25 September 2015

Version: 1.0.31

Perhaps the developer of this software should consider changing its name; the reason being that there is ALREADY software available for Mac OS X called Jack. It is in fact an audio server -- in development since 2004 -- similar to Soundflower. Having the same name as the Jack audio server is very confusing. When I saw this listing today here on MacUpdate, I automatically assumed that it was for an update for the Jack audio server. You can learn more about the original Jack for OS X at the following URLs: http://www.jackosx.com/ http://www.jackosx.com/about.html http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/16162/jackosx

(2)