See the moves
the charts don’t show.
Beyond your own dashboard: spot possible algorithm shifts, find the apps the stores think are like yours, and catch editorial featurings in your markets — the signals that tell you where the whole category is heading.
Three lenses on the wider market.
Algorithm Changes
When your ranks move in a way that’s out of character, we flag it — an early read on a possible store-algorithm shift, not just normal noise.
Similar Apps
The apps the App Store and Play Store themselves surface as similar to yours — the highest-precision peer signal there is. Track any as a competitor in one click.
Featured Apps
Editorial featurings and top-chart placements in the markets you operate in — see when you, or a competitor, gets the store’s spotlight.
Was that an algorithm shift, or just you?
When a keyword’s rank lurches in a way that doesn’t fit its recent history, we surface it — including the brutal “fell out of the top 200” case. It’s the early-warning layer that catches the moves your own metadata didn’t cause.
- Flags ranks that break from their own 30-day baseline.
- Separates a real shift from normal day-to-day wobble.
- Per app, per keyword, per market.
The peers the stores hand you.
Apple’s “Customers Also Bought” and Google’s “Similar apps” are the stores telling you who your real neighbors are — derived from actual user behavior. We pull that list for you and let you promote any of them to a tracked competitor instantly.
- Behaviorally-derived peers, straight from the stores.
- One-click “track as competitor.”
- Refreshed weekly so the list stays current.
Catch the spotlight — yours or theirs.
Editorial featurings and top-chart placements are pure visibility you didn’t pay for. We track them in the markets you operate in, highlight when it’s your app, and let you filter to just you, just competitors, or everyone — over 30 days, 90 days, or a year.
- Editorial + top-chart placements in your markets.
- Your own featurings highlighted, with a scope filter.
- 30D / 90D / 1Y windows.
Browse & Discover, answered.
What counts as an “algorithm change”?
A rank that moves sharply against its own recent history — beyond normal day-to-day variation. It’s a signal to investigate a possible store-side shift, not a guarantee; you decide what it means for your app.
Where do “similar apps” come from?
Straight from the stores — Apple’s “Customers Also Bought” and Google’s “Similar apps,” which are derived from real user behavior. We surface them and let you track any as a competitor.
Does this cover both stores and all my markets?
Yes — iOS and Android, scoped to the markets where you track apps, so the featurings and similar apps you see are relevant to where you actually compete.
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