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Keyword difficulty and popularity, any app's competitors, top charts on both stores, ratings per country, and counters that count like App Store Connect. Live store data, no account.

Keyword insightsLive Popularity, first-page difficulty and the live top apps for any phrase, on the App Store or Google Play. Open → Competitor finderLive The ten apps that keep ranking beside yours for the phrases your listing is built from. Open → Top chartsDaily Top free, paid and grossing apps on the App Store and Google Play, by country and category, with movement against the day before. Open → Niche analysisLive A phrase and the queries beside it: who owns the first pages, how concentrated, how much demand, and whether there is a way in. Open → Algorithm changesDaily Did the store move today? The share of tracked keywords and chart rows that jumped ten places, per storefront. Open →

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Character limits

Paste a field and see what the store will count, not what your editor thinks. Emoji and CJK count as one, the way the consoles count. The keyword field also flags spaces after commas and repeated words.

App name 300 / 30 The heaviest ranking field you control. Subtitle 300 / 30 Second heaviest. A keyword slot, not a tagline. Keyword field 1000 / 100 Commas, no spaces, no words already in the name or subtitle. Promotional text 1700 / 170 Not indexed; changeable without a release. Description 40000 / 4000 Not indexed by Apple. Write it for people.

Keyword field builder

Apple already indexes every word in your name and subtitle, and matches plurals on its own. Paste your phrases; this drops the words you are paying for twice, removes duplicates and spaces, and packs the rest into 100 characters.

App name Subtitle Phrases, one per line or comma-separated

Keyword field0 / 100

Subtitle overlap check

Thirty characters is not much. This shows which words your subtitle repeats from your name, so every one of them earns its place.

App name Subtitle

Words in your subtitle that also appear in your name are marked; Apple indexes them once whichever field they sit in.