One change first
The highest-priority observed issue becomes one narrow release task instead of a long unranked report.
Free toolsRelease Preflight
ASO release preflight
Choose one listing change before your next app release
Paste one live listing. Get one evidence-backed action, confidence level, public-data coverage, source scope, and an exact recheck date. A free account is required to run it.
Illustrative output
One release decision
Change first
Clarify the first-line benefit
Observed description issue with a narrow, reversible action.
Confidence
High
Evidence
92%
Recheck
7 days
Example data only. Your result is built from the listing URL you submit.
Five-minute decision loop
Run an ASO preflight on a live listing
Your listing is required. Competitor context is optional and must come from the same store. Sign in is requested only when you run it.
1Paste listing
2Review evidence
3Copy one task
What you get
A release decision, not another broad ASO dashboard
The preflight connects the existing audit and competitor evidence into one small action loop for indie app developers.
Evidence and confidence
The result explains why the action was chosen and how much public evidence was actually available.
A recheck deadline
Copy the task brief, publish one controlled change, and rerun the same check after the listing is live.
Evidence boundary
Unknown is not a defect
App stores do not expose every optimization field publicly. AppTide keeps the ASO score separate from evidence coverage and turns missing public fields into a verification step.
- Observed public fields can support a recommendation.
- Unavailable fields are labeled unverified and scored neutrally where the audit supports it.
- Competitor public-listing fields are context, not keyword-demand, ranking, or conversion evidence.
- The user remains responsible for relevance, policy, console data, and publication.
FAQ
ASO release preflight questions
What the tool can prove, what it cannot prove, and how to use the result.
What is an ASO release preflight?
It is a short check before an app launch or listing update. AppTide reads one public App Store or Google Play listing and returns one next action, its evidence, confidence, and a date to check again.
Does the preflight use private App Store Connect or Play Console data?
No. It uses public listing evidence only. Private keyword fields, conversion rates, retention, revenue, and console-only experiments are excluded and shown as limitations.
Why is the competitor URL optional?
The fastest workflow needs only your listing. A same-store competitor can add public-listing context, but competitor metadata does not prove search volume, ranking potential, relevance, or conversion impact.
Is the ASO score the same as evidence coverage?
No. The ASO score summarizes observed listing checks. Evidence coverage shows how many expected public fields were actually available, so missing data is not mistaken for a confirmed defect.
Check the evidence before rewriting your app listing
Run the preflight, copy one task, publish one controlled change, and check the same evidence again.