Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.
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Run your App Store like a founder, not a spreadsheet. Reply to App Store reviews with on-device AI. Watch live revenue, subscribers, and trends update the moment Apple posts them. See what users are actually saying — clustered automatically into the week's top concerns. All without opening the web dashboard. Built for indie developers and small teams. Private by default: no tracking pixels, no servers, no compromises. REVIEWS — FINALLY IN YOUR POCKET • Reply to any App Store review from the app — or straight from a lock-screen notification. • AI-drafted responses in two tones, generated on-device with Apple Intelligence. • Reply to one review or up to 25 at once — templates, AI, or your own words. • Edit or delete responses; state-aware UI shows what's pending Apple's review. • Auto-translate foreign-language reviews inline. • On-device sentiment scoring. Filter by stars, country, sentiment, or unanswered. REVENUE & SUBSCRIPTIONS • Live MRR, churn rate, and trial-to-paid conversion. • Per-app and per-product subscription breakdowns. • Trial → paid funnel chart and year-over-year toggle. • Custom date ranges or quick presets. • 40+ currencies, auto-converted with European Central Bank rates. • 365 days of cached history, refreshed automatically. NOTIFICATIONS THAT EARN THEIR PLACE • Daily sales summary on your lock screen, the moment ASC publishes. • Anomaly alerts: revenue spike, revenue dip, subscription drop. • Low-star review push — tap to reply without opening the app. • Friday weekly digest, AI-summarized: what changed, what's mentioned most, what to watch. • Milestones: first sale, lifetime revenue, multi-day streaks. EIGHT WIDGETS Home-screen and lock-screen widgets for revenue, subscribers, trends, apps, and reviews — configurable per app or across all of them. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Zero analytics SDKs. Zero crash reporters. Zero advertising IDs. • Your App Store Connect key stays in the iOS Keychain — it never leaves the device. • AI runs entirely on-device. No review text, prompts, or responses are ever sent to a server. • We don't have servers. WHAT YOU'LL NEED App Store Connect API key (Admin or App Manager role) and your vendor number. iOS 17+. AI replies and the weekly digest need Apple Intelligence (iOS 18.1+, eligible chips). Everything else works on every device. Made for the founder who checks App Store Connect ten times a day and still doesn't trust the web dashboard. Calm. Private. Fast. Start your 7-day free trial — cancel anytime. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 1.9.6
Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.
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