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Apple's developer System Status page confirms App Store Connect performance issues affecting some users on June 23, 2026.

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App Store Connect experiences performance problems for certain developers

Apple’s System Status page reports performance problems with App Store Connect that began at 9:00 a.m. ET and are affecting some users. The outage has been independently confirmed by multiple developers on X who report errors while managing their apps.

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App Store Connect experiences performance problems for certain developers
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App Store Connect experiences performance problems since 9 a.m. ET, affecting select developers. The outage disrupts app submissions, updates, and other management tasks for impacted users. Apple lists only a partial performance issue on its status page with no cause or fix details. Reports on X confirm errors across routine workflows.

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The performance problems affecting App Store Connect have been resolved.

Jun 23, 6:17 PM ET
Apple’s official System Status page indicates that App Store Connect has been experiencing performance problems since 9:00 a.m. ET.

The outage impacts select developers attempting to manage their apps. The page describes the matter only as a performance issue affecting some users and offers no further explanation of its cause or extent. Reports from X reveal multiple developers running into errors in various parts of the service during routine app management tasks.
The outage impacts select developers attempting to manage their apps.

Users on X corroborate the partial unavailability. One developer posted that access has been impossible since the morning and asked if the service was unavailable to everyone, attaching a screenshot to the message.
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Apple has not provided additional specifics on the incident. The System Status page lists the issue only as a performance degradation for some users. No estimated resolution time or explanation of affected features appears in the current update.
Performance issues of this nature can interrupt app submissions, updates, analytics reviews, and other critical workflows.
The status page serves as Apple’s official channel for reporting service health to developers. Performance issues of this nature can interrupt app submissions, updates, analytics reviews, and other critical workflows. Developers rely on continuous access to App Store Connect to maintain their presence on the iOS, iPadOS, and macOS storefronts.
Apple’s developer forums and social media mentions from June 23 indicate similar complaints continue without a fix posted so far.
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