Traffic · 0–100
How many people are likely to type it.
- Store autocomplete77%
- Audience of named apps23%
Phrase length then scales that result from 82% to 100%. A short word the store never suggests does not gain traffic from being short.
AsoKey is app store keyword intelligence for the App Store and Google Play. Discover what people type, score it for traffic and difficulty, read your competitors, and see where you rank. Right in the browser, with no account.
App Store Google Play50 marketsWorks on a phone
Three workspaces
The work is split the way an app-intelligence desk splits it. Switch between the three to see what each one does.
Keyword ideas
Expand a seed through the store’s own autocomplete, then score every phrase for traffic, difficulty, and chance.
Every feature
12 capabilities across Research, Intelligence, and Rank, all included, all from public store data.
Ideas come from the phrases each store suggests.
Three scores, with the components on the screen.
Open a keyword and see the apps on the results.
Each indexed field, next to its character budget.
Phrases pulled from the fields that count.
Star ratings across the supported storefronts.
A weekly read of recent pros, cons, and notable comments.
A range for what the app makes in a month.
Candidates from the listing, then a live rank check.
The order the App Store and Play storefronts return.
A per-market list that stays in this browser.
See which shortlist phrases the listing actually covers.
Transparent scoring
Apple and Google do not publish search volume. AsoKey builds estimates from observable signals and shows the components on every keyword.
Traffic · 0–100
How many people are likely to type it.
Phrase length then scales that result from 82% to 100%. A short word the store never suggests does not gain traffic from being short.
Chance
√(traffic × (100 − difficulty))
A geometric mean, so a phrase has to be both worth reaching and reachable. Missing inputs are dropped and the rest are renormalised.
Read the methodologyDifficulty · 0–100
How hard the current page is to pass.
The headline is whichever is higher: the top-5 rating barrier, or this mix. Weak title matches cannot talk a rating wall down.
Global by default
Pick a country once and research, teardowns, and rank checks all follow it. App Store hints use each country’s storefront id; Play suggestions use the local country and language.
How it works
Pick a store and a country. AsoKey expands the seed through the store’s own autocomplete.
Every phrase gets traffic, difficulty, and chance, with the ranking apps one tap away.
Tear down a competitor’s listing, see an estimate of monthly revenue, and read ratings by country plus what reviewers keep saying.
Grade the listing against the shortlist, pack the iOS keyword field, then live-check which phrases the app ranks for.
Questions
Open is the product. Research, Intelligence, and Rank are all included, along with the shortlist, the listing draft, CSV export, and the iOS keyword-field builder.
All 50 markets are part of Open. Pick a country in the bar and research, teardowns, and rank checks follow it. The choice is remembered in the browser.
From public App Store and Google Play endpoints. Traffic, difficulty, and chance are estimates, and each keyword shows the components. Monthly revenue is a separate estimate from install counts or ratings, age, and category. The methodology page lists both models.
In this browser, separately for each store and country. Export CSV when you want a copy outside the device.
Recent reviews are summarised into pros, cons, and noteworthy comments, then kept for seven days. The same app is refreshed at most once a week. Ratings still load if the summary is unavailable.
The position in the public search results for that country. Store search is personalised, so a signed-in shopper can see a different order. Play checks scan a shorter list than App Store checks.
Pick the App Store or Google Play, choose a country, and let the store’s autocomplete fill the list.