CoreDataHeroAccount Overview The first stop after logging in, it centrally displays the current...
The first stop after logging in, it centrally displays the current account's teams and developer membership status, and provides two derived features: activation of the Happy Launch license itself, and App Store Connect API key management.
An Apple ID may belong to multiple developer teams simultaneously. In the “Team” section, you can see all teams under this account. Click “Activate” to switch the currently active team (free accounts display “Free Account”). After switching, features such as certificates, Bundle IDs, provisioning profiles, devices, and apps will be reloaded based on the newly activated team.
Displays the current login method (Web Login / App Login / API Key), name, account email, last used time, and developer status-related information:
If this Apple ID does not have a developer program membership, the page will show “Not enrolled in the Apple Developer Program”, indicating that you cannot access developer portal features such as certificates and provisioning profiles. Two directions are provided: go to developer.apple.com to purchase a membership, or log in with Web Login first, then generate an API key to use App Store Connect features independently (without relying on developer portal membership).
“Happy Launch License” is the usage license for this product itself (separate from Apple’s developer membership). It is bound to the current Apple ID:
Used to generate passwordless, second-factor-free, long-lived login credentials. You can combine it with the “API Key” method under “Account & Login” to sign into the same App Store Connect account on any device:
.json key file. This .json file can be directly imported on the login page via “Add Account → API Key → Key File”.