Pepper · GLP-1 Tracker
3 shared keywords
ASO audit
Find the App Store keywords your iPhone app can actually win.
Search for any US iPhone app. See its current keyword ranks, estimated demand, closest competing apps and recent review evidence—then choose the metadata or screenshot test to run next.
Representative report
GLP-1 Tracker · GLP3
US App Store · public listing and search estimates
Ranked keywords
1
Estimated footprint
Top 10
0
Page-one keywords
Aggregate demand
2
Estimated searches
US rating
5.00
1 public rating
What to do next
Three decisions, with the evidence attached
- 01
Test “free GLP-1 tracker app”
Use the exact phrase in visible metadata and the first three screenshots.
- 02
Study Pepper’s listing
Compare its screenshots and low-star reviews before changing your copy.
Target keywords
Observed rank beside estimated US search demand.
- free glp-1 tracker app#612/mo
- glp 1 tracker>10010/mo
Closest search competitors
Stack · Peptide Tracker
3 shared keywords
This example uses a dated public listing snapshot and third-party search estimates. Your audit uses the app you select.
What’s in the report
See the rank, demand and competitor evidence behind every call.
Current rank beside demand
See every suggested phrase with its observed US rank and estimated monthly demand, including terms where the app is still outside the top 100.
The apps taking those searches
See the closest apps sharing your ranking keywords, their top-10 footprint, rating proof and recent public reviews.
The next three listing decisions
Get three specific calls: the phrase to test, the competing listing to study and the strongest proof gap to close.
Put it to work
Turn one keyword opportunity into a measurable listing test.
Choose one search bet
Pick one precise phrase whose demand, current rank and competitor results justify a metadata or screenshot test.
Turn complaints into proof
Read the closest competitors’ low-star reviews before changing the listing. Product gaps often make stronger screenshot claims than keyword stuffing.
Run a measured test
Record the listing change and date, then watch ranking, product-page conversion and downloads instead of treating an audit score as the result.
A repeatable workflow
Go from an app name to one metadata or screenshot test.
- 1
Select the listing
Search by app name and choose the exact US listing. This prevents a paid lookup from auditing the wrong app.
- 2
Read the evidence
Compare rank, demand, competitor overlap and review evidence. Keep the target that matches what the product actually does.
- 3
Ship one test
Change one claim or metadata choice, note the date, and watch rank, conversion and downloads before making the next move.
Free audit vs specialist ASO suites
Choose the next US listing test before buying an ASO suite.
Use a specialist ASO platform for daily rank tracking across many apps and countries. Use this audit to choose a US keyword, competitor or listing test without starting another subscription.
Metricsjar
- No account or email gate for the first three audits
- Observed ranks, estimated demand and closest search competitors
- Public listing and recent review evidence
- Three actions with the evidence attached
AppRadar, AppTweak or Rankd
- Broader country coverage and larger keyword databases
- Ongoing subscriptions for dedicated ASO teams
- Deeper competitor histories and paid acquisition workflows
- Best when App Store optimisation is a full-time job
Search demand and competitor footprints are third-party estimates. Apple does not expose the hidden 100-character keyword field or private conversion analytics publicly.
Before you run it
What the audit can and cannot know.
Where does the audit data come from?
Search volume and competitor footprints come from DataForSEO and are estimates. Current listing details and recent reviews come from Apple’s public US data. The report labels those sources instead of blending them into one score.
Can it inspect my hidden keyword field?
No. Apple keeps the 100-character keyword field private. The audit can inspect public metadata and observed rankings, but only someone with App Store Connect access can verify that field.
Is the ASO audit free?
Yes. You can run three audits without an account. This first version covers the US App Store in English, and repeated reports are cached so they do not create unnecessary provider spend.
Keep the keyword bet you choose.
Save the report to a free project to keep the target phrase, competitor evidence and the App Store change you decide to test.