App Growth
Paste an app link. Get a plan, its search positions, reviews, countries and history.
Your real downloads and revenue
Exact figures from your own Apple sales report, to the cent.
In App Store Connect: Sales and Trends → Reports → Summary Sales → download. Then choose the files here.
Read in your browser. Never uploaded or saved.
What the App Store listing audit checks
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Most people decide whether to install an app within a few seconds of seeing its listing. Adnave reads the public App Store listing for any app and checks the parts that most affect whether it is found and installed.
Keyword positions (App Store)
Where the app appears when someone searches a term, among up to 200 results, with the three apps that come first. Terms are suggested from the app's own name and description, and you can enter up to twelve of your own. Measured live from Apple's public search service.
Your own exact downloads and revenue
Load the Summary Sales report from your App Store Connect account and see downloads, proceeds, subscriptions and countries to the cent. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded. Figures for other people's apps are always estimates, so we do not show any.
Competitors, term by term
Add up to three other apps and see where each stands for the same search terms. Click any term to see who holds its first ten places, how established they are, and which other words they use.
Every recent review, with reply drafts
Read, search and filter the 500 most recent written reviews by stars, words and version. Each has a reply draft to edit and post from App Store Connect.
Daily tracking and alerts
With a free account, follow up to ten apps. Each is measured every day, and you get an email only when something changes: ratings, chart place, search positions, new reviews, or the listing itself.
Ratings by country (App Store)
How many ratings the app has in each of 50 country stores, and its average there. These are Apple's own exact counts, so they show where an app's users really are without any estimating.
Chart position (App Store)
Whether the app is in Apple's published top 100, overall and in its category, and at what place.
What reviewers say (App Store)
The 150 most recent written reviews, counted by stars, with the words and phrases that unhappy reviewers use far more than happy ones. It shows what to fix first in the app itself.
App name
Apple matches searches against the app name, which is limited to thirty characters. The audit shows how much of that space is used and whether there is room for the main thing people search for.
Description
Only the first lines show before a visitor taps for more. The audit shows exactly what those lines are and flags descriptions that are too short to explain the app.
Screenshots
Screenshots decide most installs, and the first three appear in search results. The audit counts them and flags listings that use fewer than the store allows.
Ratings
Both the average rating and the number of ratings matter. Apple says ratings and reviews can influence how an app ranks in search. The audit shows both figures against the marks we use.
Update rhythm
The store page shows visitors when an app was last updated. The audit shows how long ago that was and whether the release notes say anything useful.
Languages and size
Each added language opens the listing to searches in that language, and a very large download loses people on mobile data. Both are reported.
The audit uses the public listing only. The subtitle, the keyword field, downloads, conversion rate and retention are visible only inside the developer's own App Store Connect account, so they are not assessed. Works with App Store and Google Play links.
Read the guide: App Store Optimization, how to get your app found