App Store releases
Every app release, read for you
Your competitors' iPhone, iPad and Mac apps are checked every day. When a release adds something new, you get what shipped from its release notes — and fix-only updates stay out of your way.
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How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself.
- 01
We find their apps
Apps the competitor's site links to, and its other apps, are found for you; others you confirm or add by link.
- 02
We check the App Store daily
Version, release notes, price, rating and devices, from Apple's public App Store data.
- 03
We tell features from fixes
A release with new capabilities becomes an alert with what it means; bug-fix releases stay in the history.
Product tour
Every source, the same six steps.
The tour has no App Store example yet, and every change is reported in the same six steps, whatever its source. Step through a competitor's launch, found in three of its posts: the facts, the sources, why it matters and what to do.
Take the tour- 01What was detected
- 02Why it matters
- 03What changed
- 04The evidence
- 05Suggested responses
- 06Where it reaches you
In detail
What you get.
iPhone, iPad and Mac
Every tracked app with its version, release date, price, rating and devices.
Features, not fixes
Release notes read for what's new; fix-only updates are marked and stay quiet.
One launch, one alert
When an app release and a press story describe the same launch, you get one alert with both sources.
A release history
Every version seen, per app, with what became of each one.
Channels
Where you'll see it.
Everyone gets email: high priority right away, the rest in a daily or weekly digest. On Pro, Team and Enterprise, changes above the priority you choose are also posted to your team's Slack or Microsoft Teams channels.
Slack integration Teams integration Email integration
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Related
Works well with
FAQ
Questions, answered
Where does the app data come from?
From Apple's public App Store data for the US store: versions, release notes, price, average rating and count, devices and category. Never reviews or screenshots.
Do you track Android apps?
Not yet. Apps are read from the App Store only: iPhone, iPad and Mac.
What if you find the wrong app?
Apps a competitor's site doesn't link to are only proposed until someone confirms them, and you can stop tracking any app.
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