You do not have to publish, or even name, an app of your own to read someone else's.
Browser-first ASO research
Rank for keywords people actually search.
Paste a hundred keyword ideas and get Apple Search Ads demand, ranking difficulty and how many apps you are up against — scored per storefront, in seconds. No install, no tracked app to set up first.
For indie developers, small studios and the freelancers who do their own keyword research.
Free to start · no card · nothing to installHow the scores work
- 10.9K
- keyword × market scores per batch
- 109
- App Store markets
- 50
- ranked apps per keyword
256 keywordsResearching United States🇺🇸 United StatesSpy on a competitorFilter
KeywordPopDiffAppsAdded
habit tracker67382482m
sleep sounds667125014m
mood tracker536024726m
budget planner51422461h
meal planner48642493h
daily planner47682485h
gratitude journal34282431d
water reminder29242312d
USUnited States67 pop / 38 diff
GBUnited Kingdom58 pop / 31 diff
BRBrazil33 pop / 19 diff
Opportunity mappopularity x difficulty
higher popularitylower difficultybudget planner51/42gratitude journal34/28meal planner48/64sleep sounds66/71
Why it wins
Demand and difficulty in one row, so weak keywords are obvious.
High popularity with low difficulty is the only quadrant worth your characters. Both numbers sit on the same row, so the weak bets are obvious without a spreadsheet.
Competitor teardown
Read the keyword set behind any app in the chart.
Paste a competitor's App Store link and get the keywords they show up for, each with its own popularity and difficulty. Take the ones worth having straight into your list.
Finch: Self-Care PetDaily Journal & Habit Tracker108 keywordsKeywordPopDiff
finch6861
habit tracker6767
how we feel5755
mental health5573
daylio5567
Open any keyword, then use the eye on a competing app to read its full set.
Every app in a ranking list shows the 30 characters it chose to compete on.
Try it on a competitor right now.Paste any App Store link and read their keyword set in about a second.
Free to start · no card · nothing to installPositioning
What this does, and what it deliberately does not.
Decision pointFull ASO suitesASOGrade
First actionAdd your app, verify it, configure storefronts, then researchPaste a keyword list and read the scores
Built forOngoing tracking, reviews, ad campaigns and reportingThe keyword research pass before a metadata update
StorefrontsExtra markets usually sit behind a higher tierAll 109 markets, on every plan
Competitor keywordsA core feature, priced accordinglyPaste their App Store link, no app of your own required
Honest limitRank tracking, ASA management and A/B testingNone of that — this scores keywords and stops there
The data
Where these numbers come from.
A keyword score is only worth the source behind it. Here is ours, stated plainly enough to argue with.
Apple's own demand signal
Popularity is the Apple Search Ads figure advertisers bid against — the same 0–100 scale, not a guess reverse-engineered from chart positions.
Difficulty from the live ranking set
Difficulty reads the apps actually holding the top spots for that term right now: how established they are and how much weight sits above you.
Refreshed every day
Scores are re-pulled on a daily cadence. Anything you looked up before is served instantly from our cache, so a repeat check costs nothing and returns in under a second.
Per storefront, not translated
A keyword is scored separately in each of the 109 supported markets. "budget planner" is a different question in the US than in Brazil, and the numbers say so.
FAQ
Questions worth answering upfront.
A suite does tracking, reviews, ad campaigns and reporting, and prices for all of it. ASOGrade does the research pass only: paste a keyword batch, read demand and difficulty per storefront, decide what is worth testing. If you need rank tracking and campaign management, you want a suite.