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ASO made simple

ASO data for indie apps, without the enterprise bloat.

Import any app, refresh keyword rankings, discover competitors, and keep the same workflow available in the dashboard, API, and MCP when you want automation.

App Store + Google PlayAPIMCPClaude / CursorBuilt for indie developers
AppTide workspace showing app imports, keyword refresh history, and competitor insights.

Stores supported

2

App Store + Google Play

Workflow surfaces

3

Dashboard, API, MCP

Starting plan

$9.99

Built for indie teams

Core workflow

Everything you need to import apps, inspect keywords, and watch competitors

The product is strongest when it stays obvious. First you import an app. Then you refresh keywords. Then you build a competitor view. Everything else exists to make those three actions easier to repeat.

01Outcome

Import any app in seconds

Start from a bundle ID, package name, URL, or store search and turn it into one clean app record without copy-pasting metadata into spreadsheets.

02Outcome

Track keywords without manual searching

Refresh keyword rankings, keep recent snapshots, and spot movement quickly instead of opening both stores and checking terms one by one.

03Outcome

Find competitors before they outrank you

Auto-discover nearby competitors, compare visible metadata, and build a sharper watchlist before your next update ships.

How it works

From one app import to a usable ASO workflow

01

Import app

Resolve a real App Store or Google Play listing from search, URL, or app identifier and keep the core metadata in one workspace.

02

Refresh keywords

Run lightweight checks when you need quick answers or push heavier refreshes to the queue when you want cleaner margins and less waiting.

03

Discover competitors

Generate a competitor set from tracked keywords, compare app positioning, and keep the same dataset available in API and MCP workflows.

AppTide import flow for finding an app from App Store and Google Play data.
AppTide keyword refresh view showing rankings and tracked terms.
AppTide competitor discovery screen with competing apps and shared keywords.

Why developers pay

You are not paying for a wrapper. You are paying for a maintained workflow.

One shared data model

Apps, keywords, competitors, snapshots, and crawl jobs stay aligned across the dashboard, API, and MCP instead of drifting into separate products.

Async refreshes when the work gets heavy

Live checks are there for fast answers, while the expensive store refreshes move behind a worker so users do not sit through slow requests.

Cache and history that still feel useful

Recent ranking snapshots stay visible long enough to compare movement, without turning storage growth into the business model.

Developer access when you need automation

Use the web app for fast answers, then move the same operations into scripts, CI, Claude, or Cursor when you want repeatable workflows.

Dashboard first

Solo dev shipping updates

Import your app, refresh a few core keywords before release, and check whether the competitor set changed after the update.

API first

Growth workflow with scripts

Pull apps, keyword states, and usage through the API so ranking checks and metadata refreshes become part of your own release workflow.

MCP first

Agent-powered ASO research

Let Claude or Cursor inspect tracked apps, call keyword tools, and summarize competitor movement without leaving the environment where you already work.

Developer surfaces

Use the UI when you want answers. Use the API when you want automation.

The same workflow should work in a browser, in your scripts, and inside AI tools. That is why dashboard, API, and MCP are not separate products here.

Dashboard

Use the UI when you want answers

Open one workspace, inspect recent snapshots, and understand what changed without reading raw responses.

API

Use the API when you want automation

Move app import, keyword refresh, competitor discovery, and usage checks into scripts, internal tools, and CI tasks.

MCP

Use MCP when the workflow lives in AI tools

Bring the same ASO context into Claude, Cursor, and agent workflows without building and maintaining a separate integration layer.

Diagram showing AppTide dashboard, API, and MCP sharing the same ASO data model.

Real workflow example

Queue a refresh in the product, read the result anywhere.

REST + MCP
POST /api/v1/keywords/refresh
Authorization: Bearer $APPTIDE_API_KEY

{
  "applicationIdentifier": "com.openai.chatgpt",
  "country": "US",
  "language": "en",
  "keywords": ["chatgpt", "ai assistant"],
  "sync": false
}

Pricing

Start small. Upgrade only when refresh volume grows.

The default plan is intentionally small-team friendly. You should not need enterprise buying power to run app import, keyword inspection, competitor discovery, and developer automation.

Sandbox

$0

Explore the docs, sample workflows, and the shape of the product before you wire it into a real app workflow.

Developer

$9.99

Built for solo builders who want real app import, keyword refresh, competitor discovery, and API + MCP access without owning the data stack.

Scale

Custom

Move up when refresh volume, automation depth, or workspace complexity outgrows the indie plan.

AppTide pricing support visual with usage, refresh units, and tracked keyword limits.

FAQ

Questions developers ask before adopting it

Why not build this myself?

Because the hard part is not adding one more wrapper. The hard part is keeping App Store and Google Play data usable over time, with refresh jobs, parsing, limits, history, and a clean workflow surface.

What does the $9.99 plan actually include?

It covers one workspace, tracked keywords, live refresh units, API access, MCP access, and a product shape that works for an indie app workflow instead of an enterprise procurement process.

Do I need to use the API?

No. You can stay in the dashboard if that is enough. The API and MCP exist for developers who want to automate ASO checks or bring them into their own tools.

Does this work for iOS and Android?

Yes. AppTide resolves data from the App Store and Google Play, then normalizes it into one workflow so you do not have to think about two separate toolchains.