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See where your app shows up in search, and what to change next.

Follow the searches your app should appear in, see which ones people type and how hard page one is, then write your name, subtitle and keywords. After each update, compare the numbers.

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Free with no account: one run on your own app, the search demo below, the workspace tour, the draft checker, the text counter, and a custom product page planner. Suite keeps Listing running on all your apps.

Listing / Searches

Category rank

Not in the top 100 of Education

Top Free · United States

Searches checked

Not in the first 50 for any search beyond its own name.

First for its own name, but 158th for “language learning”, even with the phrase in its name. Every app on page one has at least 10,000 ratings.

“language learning”

Gibberfish is number 158 of 195 returned apps.

Position
#158Below 50 — rarely seen
Apple suggests it
YesPeople type this search
Page one
79.7K ratingsmedian of the top 10 · 9 of 10 use the phrase in their name
  1. 1Duolingo: Language Lessons5.5M
  2. 2Babbel - Language Learning754.9K
  3. 3Speak: Language Learning62.2K
  4. 4Pimsleur | Language Learning30K
  5. 5Airlearn - Language Learning46.5K

Suggested change this week

Try replacing “language learning” in your name

  • “language learning” is in your name.
  • Your app was #158 of 195 in the United States, below the first 50.
  • Apple suggests “language learning” in App Store search.
  • The top 10 apps have a median of 79,696 ratings, and 9 of them use the phrase in their name.

Trade-off: You would give up some or all of your current name.

US App Store data checked 30 September 2026. Positions come from Apple’s public search and can differ on a phone.

How to read it

  • Position band

    Every position falls in a band: top 10, 11–25, 26–50 or below 50. Only the first 50 count as visible. Searches for your own app’s name are counted apart.

  • Apple suggests this search

    Each phrase is checked against the App Store’s search suggestions in that country, in any of ten countries. A yes means people type the phrase. It doesn’t say how many.

  • Page-one strength

    The median rating count of the top 10 apps, and how many use the phrase in their name. A page of apps with 80,000 ratings each is harder to join than a page of apps with 200.

  • Category rank

    Your place in Apple’s category chart, such as Flighty at #59 in Travel, Top Free, United States. The chart lists 100 apps.

From a finding to the words you publish.

  1. 01

    Collect phrases.

    Phrases come from your listing and keywords, your public reviews and the competitors you confirm. Each one keeps a link to its source.

  2. 02

    Rank them.

    Phrases Apple suggests come first, then phrases with an open page one, then phrases more sources agree on. Listing never suggests replacing your app’s name or using another company’s trademark.

  3. 03

    Write them into your page.

    Try a phrase in your subtitle or add it to your keywords. Only new words are added, and only while they fit in 100 bytes.

  4. 04

    Check what changed.

    Mark the day the update went live. Listing compares ratings, category rank and the search you changed, before and after that day.

Write keywords that waste nothing.

Paste your own copy. The checker uses the same rules as the Store page in Listing: Apple’s limits, keywords counted in bytes, and no repeats, plurals or spaces after commas in the keyword field. Your text stays in this tab.

Listing draft checker

The same checks as the Store page in Listing · nothing leaves this tab

12/30 characters
27/30 characters
74/100 bytes

Comma-separated, no spaces after the commas.

354/4000 characters

Field checks

These fields are within Apple’s limits. Your keywords can be tidied to free 28 bytes.

Suggested keywords

46 of 100 bytes · frees 28

pomodoro,study,tasks,list,habits,concentration

  • Removed the space around a comma. Apple asks for terms “separated by commas and no spaces”, and each space uses a byte.
  • Removed “focus”, “timer”, “deep” and “work”, already in your name or subtitle. Apple: “Your app is searchable by app name and company name, so you shouldn’t duplicate these values in the keyword list.”
  • Removed “task”, another form of a word you already have. Apple counts plurals of words already included as duplicates; its example is “climbs” and “climb”.

Keywords are counted in bytes, so accented and non-Latin letters use more of the 100. Limits tell you the copy will fit, not how it will perform: Listing adds the search checks that show which words are worth the space.

This demo does not save your text. Copy anything you want to keep before leaving.

See what Suite includes

Compare with your published page.

In Listing, every field sits next to the version on the App Store, with undo and find and replace for long descriptions.

Hand it to App Store Connect.

Copy each field, or download the whole draft. You review and publish the changes yourself.

See what changed after you ship.

Before and after each update

Write down the change and the day it went live. Tests show three numbers for the two weeks on each side.

New ratings per day
For the two weeks before and the two weeks after.
Category rank
Your place in the category chart on each side of the ship date.
The search you changed
Your position for the phrase the change was about.

Only days that were checked count. A difference in the numbers doesn’t prove the change caused it.

A weekly email about your searches

Turn on daily checks for up to 25 phrases in up to three of ten countries, with 90 days of history. Once a week you get a summary of:

  • Apps that entered or left the results for your searches.
  • Moves in the top 10 and top 25, ahead of moves further down.
  • Which part of a competitor’s page changed: name, description, screenshots, price or category. Updates that only change the version number are left out.

A phrase can go to Studio as the start of a screenshot, with its source attached.

Every number shows where it came from.

Search results, suggestions, ratings and charts come from Apple’s public App Store data. Each number shows its source, country and check time. A check that didn’t finish is marked as unfinished.

Flighty: the Sources view in Listing. Every number with the Apple source it came from and when it was checked. Daily checks, the weekly email and your backup live here.

What Listing doesn’t show

  • No search volume and no download estimates.
  • Positions come from Apple’s public search and can differ from the App Store on a phone, especially for long, specific phrases.
  • Apple doesn’t publish a live app’s subtitle or keyword field. Paste yours in to check them.
  • Listing doesn’t connect to App Store Connect, so private analytics and conversion figures aren’t included.

Tour the whole workspace.

Recorded screens of Listing with four example apps: one not yet published, one recently launched and two established apps.

Recorded screens of the real workspace

Start with the next useful change.

One suggested change, the field issues to fix, and how the app stands in its category. Pre-launch apps get a launch checklist instead.

Nori: the This week view in Listing. One suggested change, the field issues to fix, and how the app stands in its category. Pre-launch apps get a launch checklist instead.
Nori · Before launch. An invented app with a sample draft.

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What’s free, and what comes with Suite.

Free · no account

Try Listing on real example apps and check your own copy against Apple’s rules.

Try it on your app

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Suite · $119 a year or $14 a month

Listing on your own apps, published or not, plus everything in Pro for screenshots.

  • Search positions, Apple’s suggestions and page-one strength
  • Ranked phrase suggestions with their sources
  • Store-page drafts with keyword tidying
  • Before-and-after numbers for each update
  • Daily checks and a weekly email
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