Feature list
The full AsoKey catalog.
12 capabilities, grouped the way the product is used: Research for keyword ideas, Intelligence for a competitor’s listing and reviews, and Rank for the phrases an app already shows up for. All 50 markets are included.
Keyword ideas
Research
Expand a seed through the store’s own autocomplete, then score every phrase for traffic, difficulty, and chance.
- 01Research
Store autocomplete
Ideas come from the phrases each store suggests.
Type a seed and AsoKey asks the App Store or Google Play for its own search hints in the country you picked. Suggestions are expanded with a–z prefixes and common modifiers, so the list is made of queries people type, not a generic word list.
- App Store hints use the storefront id of the selected country
- Google Play suggestions use the public query endpoint for that country and language
- Head terms and longer phrases land in the same list
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Traffic, difficulty, and chance
Three scores, with the components on the screen.
Apple and Google do not publish search volume. Traffic, difficulty, and chance are estimates from public signals, and every component is shown so you can judge the number. Chance is the geometric mean of traffic and how open the results are, so a phrase has to be both reachable and worth reaching.
- Traffic weighs how early and how high the store suggests the phrase, plus the audience of apps named for it
- Difficulty weighs the top-5 rating barrier, title ownership, whether those apps still ship, how long they have been listed, and star rating
- Missing inputs are dropped and the remaining weights are renormalised
- The same spelling can be compared across eight storefronts from the keyword sheet
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Who already ranks
Open a keyword and see the apps on the results.
Each scored phrase shows the apps currently returned for it, how many put the exact phrase in the title, and the rating volume behind the page. Sort the whole list by chance, traffic, or ease, and filter by how many words are in the phrase.
- Sort by best chance, most traffic, easiest, A–Z, or store order
- Filter by phrase length, or to phrases that look worth a look, easier, or high demand
- Each scored phrase gets a plain-language read: worth chasing, possible, hard to pass, name locked, or low demand
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Shortlist and keyword field
A per-market list that stays in this browser.
Save phrases from research or a teardown. The list is kept per store and country on the device, with a score refresh and CSV export. On the same page, a listing draft shows which of those phrases the title, subtitle, and keyword field actually cover.
- Separate lists for App Store and Google Play, and for each country
- CSV includes keyword, store, country, and the three scores
- The iOS keyword field can be packed from the shortlist, then graded for repeats and leftover room
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Listing draft
See which shortlist phrases the listing actually covers.
Paste a title, subtitle, and keyword field. AsoKey checks them against the character limits and against the shortlist for this store and country. On iOS a phrase counts as covered when each of its words appears once across the three indexed fields, because Apple recombines them. Repeated words, stop words, and spaces in the keyword field are called out, and the next shortlist word that still fits can be added in one tap. The draft stays in this browser.
- iOS grades the 30-character title, 30-character subtitle, and 100-character keyword field
- Google Play grades the title and the 80-character short description
- Partial coverage is shown separately from phrases that are missing entirely
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Competitor read
Intelligence
Look up any app, compare its metadata to the character limits, estimate monthly revenue, and read ratings plus review themes across markets.
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Metadata against the limit
Each indexed field, next to its character budget.
Look up an app by name, store link, bundle id, or package name. AsoKey lines up the fields the store indexes and shows how much of the character limit each one uses. On iOS the public listing includes the name, subtitle, and description. The private 100-character keyword field is still hidden.
- Google Play shows title, short description, and full description
- iOS teardowns cover the name, subtitle, and description from the App Store listing
- The same lookup accepts a store URL or an id
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Keywords a listing targets
Phrases pulled from the fields that count.
The teardown extracts likely target keywords from the name, short description, and full description, weighted by field and repetition. Save any of them into the shortlist for the store and country you are in.
- Indexed fields count more than body copy
- Repeated phrases rise in the list
- Saved phrases keep the market you were researching
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Ratings by country
Star ratings across the supported storefronts.
The same public app lookup is repeated across every supported market. A missing listing means the app is not for sale there. It is a presence and rating read, separate from the written-review summary.
- 50 markets, one pass
- A gap in the grid is an unavailable listing
- The selected country stays in sync with the rest of the tool
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Review themes
A weekly read of recent pros, cons, and notable comments.
Recent written reviews from the selected country and a handful of other high-volume storefronts are summarised into recurring pros, cons, and noteworthy comments. It is a theme read of recent, vocal reviews, stored and refreshed at most once a week for the same app. Star ratings still load when the summary is unavailable.
- App Store reviews come from the public customer-reviews RSS feed
- Google Play reviews are a language-scoped page of recent comments
- The summary is regenerated at most once every seven days
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Monthly revenue
A range for what the app makes in a month.
Every app with a public install count or a rating total gets an estimated net revenue range in US dollars. Play uses its install count. The App Store turns ratings into installs. A share of that lifetime audience is assigned to the current month from the app's age and last update, then multiplied by the store price after commission or by a category value per install. The competitor teardown shows the pieces. Ranking lists show the range next to each app.
- A range, because Apple and Google do not publish revenue
- Play install counts are worldwide; an iOS lookup starts as one storefront and adds the other markets on the teardown
- Paid apps use the listed price after the standard 30% store commission
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Visibility check
Rank
AsoKey builds a candidate list from the listing and autocomplete, then live-checks where that app ranks.
- 09Rank
Keywords an app ranks for
Candidates from the listing, then a live rank check.
Pick an app and AsoKey already knows which phrases to check. It pulls candidates from the listing, expands them through store autocomplete, and searches up to 25 of them in the selected country. Only phrases where the app appears in the scanned results are returned, ordered by position.
- Up to 25 candidates are live-checked
- Add extra phrases when you want a specific query included
- Export the ranking phrases as CSV
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Live positions
The order the App Store and Play storefronts return.
Rank is the position in storefront search for that country: the list the App Store app shows a logged-out shopper, not the shorter iTunes Search API order. A signed-in device can still differ, because the stores personalise and A/B test results. Google Play returns a shorter list, so a Play check scans fewer positions.
- App Store checks scan the storefront list, up to 250 results
- Google Play checks usually scan the first 20–50 apps
- Position is shown next to where the phrase came from
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All of it, included.
Research, Intelligence, and Rank ship together. No account, no API key, no per-market fee.