Know where your competitors rank — and what their users complain about
Track chart positions and reviews for any App Store app across 175+ countries: your competitors and your own. Instant alerts for your apps via Email, Slack or Telegram. Start free — no credit card required.


Watch any app climb, slip and get complaints
Paste a competitor's App Store link. You'll see every chart it ranks in, what its users ask for and where its rating is heading — without them ever knowing.
Where they rank, everywhere
Every Top Free and Top Paid chart a competitor appears in — 175+ countries, 26 categories — with the move since the last check and estimated downloads.
What their users hate
AI Insights turns a competitor's reviews into the top complaints, the most-requested features and what changed after each update. Their gaps are your roadmap.
Their rating, over time
See a competitor's rating per country and how it moves day to day. A slipping rating after an update is an opening.
Track from the charts
Spot a rising app in Top Charts and track it with one click. Competitors are checked daily, quietly — no alert noise.
And your own apps, closely
Every review the moment it lands, every chart move, in every market — at indie prices.
Every country, every review
Reviews from 175+ countries in one feed. Your own apps are checked every hour in the major markets.
Instant alerts
Get notified via Email, Slack, or Telegram the moment a new review matches your criteria.
Rating & keyword filters
Focus on what matters — filter by star rating or keywords like "crash", "bug", or "refund".
Chart moves in your inbox
A daily email when your apps climb, slip or enter a chart, in any country and category.
One-click reply
Jump straight to App Store Connect to reply to any review with a single click.
No App Store Connect Required
We never ask for your App Store Connect credentials — which is also why any app, not just yours, can be tracked.
Find your next app idea before anyone else does
A small app that suddenly gets paying users is the clearest sign of an unmet need. Niche Radar spots them every morning — while the niche is still empty — and turns them into ideas you can build.
Radar: small apps with paying users
Every day, hundreds of small App Store apps that people suddenly pay for — few ratings, a real chart spot. Each with estimated monthly revenue, ratings gained this week and how long it has held on.
Digest: ideas worth building
Every morning AI tears down the strongest of them and picks the ideas worth building — not clones: a new use, an adjacent need, a sharper buyer. Each with its competitors, a clone verdict and ready-made data to build on.
Shortlist: don't lose a good one
Save the apps worth a closer look, rate them, take notes and watch their chart position and ratings move over the weeks.
Free · App ideas
Recent picks: Dock Line Assistant · Well Pressure Logger · TrailBrief
Alerts via Email, Slack & Telegram
New reviews of your apps the moment they're published, filtered by rating, keywords or country. Competitors stay quiet unless you add an alert.
Simple, honest pricing
Free for 1 app. Paid plans from $4/mo — every app counts the same, whether it's yours or a competitor's.
Free
Try it out, no credit card required.
- 1 app, yours or competitors
- Unlimited countries
- Chart positions in every country
- Hourly review polling
- Email, Slack & Telegram alerts
- Keyword & rating filters
- Historical review data
- Top Free/Paid Charts
- AI review insights, translation & replies
- Niche Radar: daily app ideas with paying demand
- Team members (up to 25)
Starter
For indie devs with a small portfolio.
- 5 apps, yours or competitors
- Unlimited countries
- Chart positions in every country
- Hourly review polling
- Email, Slack & Telegram alerts
- Keyword & rating filters
- Historical review data
- Top Free/Paid Charts
- AI review insights, translation & replies
- Niche Radar: daily app ideas with paying demand
- Team members (up to 25)
Pro
For growing apps with a global audience.
- 15 apps, yours or competitors
- Unlimited countries
- Chart positions in every country
- Hourly review polling
- Email, Slack & Telegram alerts
- Keyword & rating filters
- Historical review data
- Top Free/Paid Charts
- AI review insights, translation & replies
- Niche Radar: daily app ideas with paying demand
- Team members (up to 25)
Business
For studios with a large catalog.
- 25 apps, yours or competitors
- Unlimited countries
- Chart positions in every country
- Hourly review polling
- Email, Slack & Telegram alerts
- Keyword & rating filters
- Historical review data
- Top Free/Paid Charts
- AI review insights, translation & replies
- Niche Radar: daily app ideas with paying demand
- Team members (up to 5)
Agency
For agencies managing many clients.
- 50 apps, yours or competitors
- Unlimited countries
- Chart positions in every country
- Hourly review polling
- Email, Slack & Telegram alerts
- Keyword & rating filters
- Historical review data
- Top Free/Paid Charts
- AI review insights, translation & replies
- Niche Radar: daily app ideas with paying demand
- Team members (up to 25)
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