Track your App Store keywords, your site and your AI answers in one tool.
Popularity shows only when Apple gives a real number. Difficulty comes from the live top 10.
One tool, five jobs
App Store keywords
Find keywords, check how hard they are, and track where you rank.
- Ideas from App Store autocomplete and Apple Ads popularity
- Ranks by country, with an alert when one drops
- Review mining, a listing optimizer, ads against organic and impression share
Web SEO
Your site and your app in the same place.
- Search Console queries next to your app
- A landing page audit for title, headings, structured data and sharing tags
AI answers
See whether an AI assistant names your app, and who it names instead.
- Run your prompts in Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini
- Share of voice, the other apps named, and the sources cited
- Prompt ideas from your rivals and your reviews, per country
Rivals and alerts
Know when a rival changes its listing or climbs into your keywords.
- Subtitle and name changes, likely hidden keywords and release impact
- Category chart movers
- Alerts in the app, by email or to a webhook
Agents
Ask Claude or any MCP client for your ranks, ideas and alerts.
- A REST API and an MCP server
- CSV export, share links, and Astro CSV import
Numbers come from Apple, or they do not appear.
- Apple gives a score
- You see the score and where it came from.
- Apple gives none
- You see a ceiling, such as below 20, and a note that the term is under Apple's floor.
- Difficulty
- Counted from the live App Store top 10, with the inputs next to it.
Some tools estimate search volume from ratings. Those numbers are guesses, and we do not show them.
Questions
What do I get for $79.99?
A lifetime license with every feature and no subscription. The price rises to $99 after the first 200 licenses.
When can I use it?
Access opens November 1, 2026. You pay now and get access when it opens. You can refund in full any time before access opens, and for 30 days after.
Do I pay for AI?
No. AI features use your own key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Perplexity or Gemini. You pay those providers for the runs you start. The license never charges for AI.
Does it show search volume?
No. Apple does not publish it. You see Apple's popularity score when Apple gives one, and a ceiling when it does not.
Can an AI agent use it?
Yes. It has a REST API and an MCP server, so Claude or any MCP client can read your ranks, ideas and alerts.