Check what keywords any app ranks for
Search an iOS or Android app to see available US search observations, with their source, dates, modeled difficulty and demand, and collected movement history. Use the available keyword footprint to research a competitor's ASO. Free, no signup.
Search for an app to see available US search observations with modeled difficulty and demand.
Turn an app's keyword footprint into an ASO shortlist.
These fields appear where observations have been collected. Source labels distinguish Apple Search API results from Google Play search observations.
Current rank
The most recently collected US position for that keyword in the named source.
Prioritize terms already close to the top 10.
Difficulty
A 0–100 estimate of how strong the competing apps are.
Look for relevant terms at or below 30 first.
Estimated demand
A directional listing-competition model, not a monthly query count.
Balance achievable difficulty with meaningful demand.
30-day movement
Whether the app has gained or lost positions recently.
Investigate rising competitor terms before they become crowded.
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How to read an app's keyword ranking footprint
Apps may appear for many keywords in external search results. This tool shows the observations collected so far for the selected app. Coverage may be partial. For each keyword you get the app's current rank, an estimated difficulty (how hard it is to rank), a directional demand estimate, and a 30-day trend showing whether the app is gaining or losing ground. Prioritize relevant and achievable terms, then validate them with your own store-console and conversion data.
Difficulty and demand are model estimates derived from public app-store data, not official Apple or Google metrics or monthly query counts. Use them directionally.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see what keywords an app ranks for?
Search for an app and select it to request a background refresh. Available US search observations appear with their source, dates, modeled difficulty, directional demand, and collected trend history.
Is the app keyword checker free?
Yes — it’s free with no signup. It reads from ASOTrendHQ’s catalog of tracked apps and 235k+ keywords. If an app isn’t tracked yet, add it to start collecting its keyword rankings.
What does difficulty mean here?
Difficulty estimates how hard it is to rank for a keyword on a 0–100 scale: roughly 0–30 is low competition, 31–60 is moderate, and 61–100 is high. Treat it and the demand estimate as directional model outputs.
Why might an app show no keywords?
A new listing may still need keyword extraction or external observations. An empty list does not establish that an app has no ranking keywords. Check the source and freshness status; queued work runs as provider capacity allows, with no guaranteed completion time.
Which store and country do the keyword ranks cover?
iOS results come from the Apple Search API; Android results come from collected Google Play search pages when that provider is available. This explorer uses the United States market. Apple Search API positions can differ from personalized searches on an iPhone.
Is this a Google SEO keyword checker?
No. This tool presents collected mobile app search observations from the Apple Search API and Google Play search. It does not measure website positions in Google Search.
Are these official Apple or Google numbers?
Difficulty and demand are directional model estimates, not official Apple or Google metrics or monthly query counts. Positions come from the named collection source. Check the observation dates and freshness status before using them.