Public data. Practical workflows.
Free ASO checks before you pay for tracking
Run a focused keyword, audit, competitor, or localization workflow with public App Store and Google Play evidence.
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Habit & Goal Tracker
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Four workflows, one first decision
Start with a free check. Upgrade later if ongoing tracking makes sense.
Keyword ideas
Find high-intent App Store and Google Play terms before editing metadata.
Try keyword generatorListing audit
Score the visible listing and turn title, subtitle, description, and screenshot issues into a short fix list.
Run ASO auditCompetitor compare
Compare metadata, repeated terms, keyword overlap, rating context, and content gaps.
Compare competitorsLaunch checklist
Check localization, screenshots, release prep, and tracking tasks before the next update.
Open checklistData limits are documented.
See what is included and what is not in the AppTide data approach.
Why it stays small
AppTide keeps the first release focused on one value moment.
The current MVP is not a broad ASO platform. It exists to help an indie developer run one public-data check, understand the next move, and decide whether saved tracking is worth paying for.
No top-level enterprise page until enterprise demand is proven.
No separate data page; source boundaries live in About.
No product mega menu; tools are the product until tracking demand is validated.
No broad platform promises in navigation until the paid loop is stable.
Short answers before you start
The product promise is intentionally narrow.
What should I run first?
Start with one keyword or one live listing audit. The MVP workflow is designed to produce one concrete ASO decision before asking you to pay for tracking.
Where does the data come from?
AppTide uses public App Store and Google Play evidence, autocomplete-style keyword ideas, visible metadata, and workflow scores. It does not claim access to private Apple or Google search-volume data.
Why is the navigation smaller now?
The product is intentionally focused on the first value moment: run a free check, understand the evidence, then decide whether ongoing tracking is worth it.
Start with public proof
Use one free ASO check, then upgrade only when tracking matters.
Run a keyword, audit, competitor, or localization workflow before deciding whether saved history and recurring checks are worth it.