Ertori

Your apps and sites, in Cursor

Paste one line into Cursor's Agent chat in any project. The agent runs the Ertori helper, which finds the keys already on your computer, makes the missing ones and connects every source — you approve this computer once.

Add Ertori to Cursor's MCP servers and click Connect: Cursor signs in through the browser, and the agent can tell you which app slipped this week and why, from your own numbers and reviews.

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What Cursor can read

  • Totals and changes for any period — today, the week, the month, custom dates
  • Each app or site: downloads, views, revenue, conversion, per platform
  • Reviews and site feedback, newest first
  • Important changes: drops, spikes, one-star reviews, a source that stopped syncing
  • Which sources are connected and what each project is still missing

Good to know

Let the helper reach the network

With Cursor's sandbox on, commands can only reach an allowlist of sites, and Ertori isn't on it. Cursor asks to run the helper outside the sandbox; allow it.

Local, not background agents

The setup needs your computer's keys and browser, so run it in a local Agent chat rather than a background or cloud agent.

Questions

Where does the connector go?
In ~/.cursor/mcp.json, or Cursor Settings → MCP → Add new server. Paste the URL, save, and click Connect next to Ertori.
Can the agent change anything in my stores, analytics or payments?
No. Ertori only asks each vendor for a read-only key or its narrowest role, and the connector itself is read-only: it can look up numbers, reviews and changes, nothing else.
Do I need Pro?
Connecting sources with one line works on every plan. Asking about your numbers through the connector is part of Pro, $5 a month.