Know your competition better than they know themselves

Coming to the Mac App Store. App Store intelligence for developers and agencies.

The drawing: three competitors' 180 reviews, one strand of light each, ending in a ring. A search for sync lights 30 of them, 10 of each competitor's 60.

Your first app is free.

Add a competitor and up to 500 of its latest reviews per country arrive the same day, then every new one, daily. Type a word. ASOblick lists every review that mentions it. Its 1 and 2 star reviews tell you what its users want and do not get. Its 5 star reviews tell you what it already does well, and what your app has to do at least as well.

And the rest, on one Mac: what people search before you build, your ranks every day, your own reviews, your App Store screenshots, and what came after each update you ship.

The ASOblick window on the Competitors module with All Competitors selected and its reviews searched for sync: 30 of 180 reviews contain the word, 10 of 60 for each of Beaconfold Habits, Habitgrove and Streakwell, and the first one and two star reviews below, such as Lost my streak after an update — FIG. 01Three competitors' reviews, searched for one word: 30 of 180 contain “sync”.

Competitive intelligence

FIG. 02, 03

Build what people are already asking for

Watch a competitor and its written reviews arrive every day, from every country you track. One table lists the words more common in its 1 and 2 star reviews than in its 4 and 5 star ones. One click shows the 5 star reviews alone, so you read both ends of the scale. Pick a word and read every review behind it. The same search runs over your own reviews.

The table Words more common in 1 and 2 star reviews for one competitor, with a column for its 1 and 2 star reviews and one for its 4 and 5 star reviews: widget in 15 of 25 and in 0 of 25; blank, crash, subscription and sync in 10 of 25 each and in 0 of 25; afterwards, answered and basics in 5 of 25 each and in 0 of 25. Click a word to search for it. — FIG. 02The words more common in one rival's 1 and 2 star reviews: widget in 15 of 25, and four more in 10 of 25 each.

FIG. 03The same rows drawn: one point for each review that holds the word, across 25 with 1 or 2 stars and 25 with 4 or 5 stars.

Competitors

FIG. 04, 05

See every move a rival makes

Fernwick HabitsBeaconfold HabitsHabitgroveStreakwell

FIG. 04Where each app ranks in 14 of your searches, from the keyword table in FIG. 08. A rival's strand left of yours ranks above you there: all three do in goal tracker, none in habit tracker.

A new version with its release notes. A price change. New screenshots, a rewritten description. The daily check notices each one and writes it into your Log for you, beside the searches where that rival ranks above you.

Competitor	Ahead of you	Ratings	Last 30 days	Last change
Beaconfold Habits	9 of 21	2,065	+120	Changed its screenshots7 Sep 2026
Habitgrove	3 of 21	9,412	+330	Released version 2.226 Aug 2026
Streakwell	12 of 21	48,910	+1,290	Released version 5.412 Aug 2026

FIG. 05Three competitors side by side. The red mark beside each is its last change, with its date.

Ideas

FIG. 06, 07

Find your next product in what people already search

128,402

people have rated the app that leads “baby sleep tracker” today. The demand is proven before you write a line of code. No app leads “baby sleep log” yet, and that is a door.

baby sleep …

tracker128,402
sounds41,230
schedule9,811
training3,402
logNo results
timerNot checked

FIG. 06One point of light for each rating of the app leading each search today, in the order of FIG. 07. Empty frame: no results. Dashed: not checked.

An Ideas lookup of baby sleep: six searches in the App Store's own order, each with its popularity and difficulty and the app that leads it today. baby sleep tracker 71 and 64, led by Nightlight Baby Sleep with 128,402 ratings; baby sleep sounds 66 and 58, Hushabye Sleep Sounds with 41,230; baby sleep schedule 48 and 37, Moonrise Sleep Schedule with 9,811; baby sleep training 44 and 41, Dreamnest Sleep Coach with 3,402; baby sleep log 31 and 22, no results; baby sleep timer 27, not checked — FIG. 07One lookup of “baby sleep”: six searches. Four have a leader today, shown with how many people have rated it.

Type an idea in two or three words. ASOblick lists the searches the App Store suggests around it, in Apple's own order, with the app that leads each one today and how many people have rated it. Five lookups a day, free.

Keywords, the Workshop, the studio

FIG. 08

Get found for what people actually type

Where your app ranks for every keyword you track, in every country you choose, checked every morning, with the apps holding the top spots beside each one.

Write the title, subtitle and keywords in the Workshop and see which searches the draft covers. Build the screenshots in the studio, exported at Apple's exact sizes, free on every plan.

The keyword table for Fernwick Habits, with fifteen keywords. Each row shows the keyword's popularity, the icons of the apps in the top spots, a 14 day history drawn as bars, the ranks of three rivals, Beaconfold Habits, Streakwell and Habitgrove, its latest move, such as up 6 for streak tracker and down 1 for goal tracker, and where Fernwick Habits ranks, such as number 1 for habit tracker and number 15 for goal tracker. — FIG. 08Each keyword with its popularity, the apps in the top spots, the last 14 days, three rivals' ranks, its latest move and your rank.

Log

FIG. 09, 10

One Log entry, You shipped version 1.2 on 6 Oct 2026 in the United Kingdom, noticed by ASOblick, and since this change: downloads up 2%, 36 a day against 35.3; revenue up 1%; 20 keywords up, goal tracker from #45 to #15; 26 more ratings, the average held at 4.8; category #12, up from #18; no reviews recorded before it; no Apple Ads impression share. Measured over the 7 days since the change, above a chart of keywords in the top 10 each day and a chart of downloads a day — FIG. 09One change, the version shipped on 6 Oct, and what followed it over 7 days: downloads up 2%, 20 keywords up, 26 new ratings.

Did your last update help? See what came after it.

Your own updates, a price change, a rival's new version: each one goes into the Log, most of them written for you. Beside each entry, what your downloads, revenue, ranks and ratings did from that change until the next one. With your own App Store Connect key, yesterday's sales sit on the same screen.

Keywords in the top 10, each day

FIG. 10The days before and after one change, redrawn from the chart in FIG. 09: 6 keywords in the top 10 on the day version 1.2 shipped, 15 a week later.

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Its reviews and its sales
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30 of 180

Your three rivals have 180 reviews between them. 30 mention the same feature: sync. One search found all of them.

Know your competition better than they know themselves.

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