Input
Seed term
Starts from one broad keyword.
Free ASO keyword tool
Generate keyword ideas from real autocomplete data. Get demand scores, difficulty ratings, and intent classification for 30-50 keyword suggestions from a single seed term.
Demo walkthrough
Input
Autocomplete expansion
Output
fitness tracker for women
Long tail
fitness tracker free
Head
fitness tracker app
Category
workout tracker no equipment
Long tail
Export and apply "fitness tracker free"
Lower difficulty, strong demand, and clear intent make it a practical listing test.
Seed entered
Start with one broad seed keyword
Type a term like "fitness tracker" and choose the target store and country before expansion starts.
Demo walkthrough
The keyword demo explains how a seed term turns into autocomplete suggestions, demand scores, difficulty estimates, and one keyword list you can export or apply to a listing update.
Input
Seed term
Starts from one broad keyword.
Output
42 ideas
Ranks suggestions by demand and difficulty.
Why
Visibility
Find terms worth testing in metadata.
Type a term like "fitness tracker" and choose the target store and country before expansion starts.
The tool expands the seed with real store autocomplete terms instead of inventing a static keyword list.
Each keyword gets a demand score, a competition estimate, and an intent tag so the list is easier to prioritize.
Prioritize high-demand, lower-difficulty terms, export the CSV, then test them in title, subtitle, or description copy.
Autocomplete terms become scored keyword rows.
The page shows the source, expanded terms, demand score, difficulty estimate, and export path in the same visual language users see in the tool.
Keyword generator
Enter a seed keyword, select the target platform and country, then review demand and difficulty scores for each suggestion.
What you get
Every keyword comes with demand evidence, a competitive difficulty estimate, and intent classification you can act on.
Queries 27 letter-suffix variations of your seed keyword against real App Store or Google Play autocomplete to surface long-tail opportunities.
Keywords that appear across more autocomplete queries get higher demand scores, reflecting real search interest in the store.
Estimates competition from the average review count of the top 10 ranking apps. Fewer reviews means an easier keyword to rank for.
Each keyword is tagged as head, long tail, brand, or category so you can prioritize by search intent and funnel stage.
Export the full keyword list with demand scores, difficulty ratings, and intent tags. Import into any spreadsheet or ASO workflow.
Switch between iOS App Store and Google Play. Each platform uses its own autocomplete data for accurate, store-specific results.
How it works
The keyword tool does the expansion and scoring. You choose which keywords to use in your title, subtitle, and description.
Type a broad keyword related to your app, like "fitness tracker" or "budget planner". Select the target platform and country.
Browse the sorted keyword list with demand scores, difficulty ratings, and intent classification. Sort by demand or difficulty to find the best opportunities.
Export the keyword list as CSV and use the high-demand, low-difficulty keywords in your app title, subtitle, and description.
Data sources
Keyword suggestions and difficulty scores come from live store APIs, not static databases.
Keyword suggestions are derived from Apple’s live autocomplete API, the same data that powers search suggestions in the App Store.
Apple developer docsAndroid keyword suggestions use the Google Play suggest API, returning the same terms users see when they start typing in the Play Store search bar.
Google Play developer docsEnter a seed keyword and the tool expands it using real App Store or Google Play autocomplete data. It queries letter-by-letter variations to find related long-tail keywords, then scores each by search demand and competition difficulty.
The demand score reflects how often a keyword appears in autocomplete suggestions across multiple queries. Keywords that surface in more variations have higher search demand in the store.
Difficulty is estimated from the average rating count of the top 10 apps ranking for that keyword. Established apps with many reviews make a keyword harder to break into.
No account is required. You get 5 free searches per day. Enter your email to unlock 25 additional daily searches and CSV export.
Yes. Select iOS for App Store keywords or Android for Google Play keywords. Each platform pulls from its own autocomplete data source for accurate, store-specific results.
Run a free ASO audit to see if your app title, subtitle, and description match the keywords with the highest demand.