What keywords does an app rank for?
Search any app and I'll show you every keyword it ranks for — with difficulty, search volume, current rank, and a 30-day trend. It's the fastest way to reverse-engineer a competitor's ASO. No signup, runs on ASOTrendHQ's live data.
Search for an app to see every keyword it currently ranks for, with difficulty and search volume.
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How to read an app's keyword footprint
Every app ranks for a set of keywords in the App Store and Google Play search results. This tool surfaces that set so you can study any app — your own or a competitor's. For each keyword you get the app's current rank, an estimated difficulty (how hard it is to rank), monthly search volume, and a 30-day trend showing whether the app is gaining or losing ground. The most actionable rows pair a low difficulty with real volume: those are the keywords a competitor is winning that you could realistically contest.
Difficulty and search-volume figures are model estimates derived from public app-store data — not official Apple or Google numbers. Use them directionally.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see what keywords an app ranks for?
Search the app by name, pick it from the results, and this tool lists every keyword ASOTrendHQ tracks it ranking for — each with its current rank, estimated difficulty, monthly search volume, and 30-day rank trend. It works for apps on both the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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. For a new app, the fastest wins usually pair low difficulty with real search volume.
Why might an app show no keywords?
A keyword list is empty when the app is newly added and our daily extraction and ranking jobs haven’t collected data yet, or when the app does not currently rank in the top results for any tracked keyword. Tracking the app starts the data flowing.
Are these official Apple or Google numbers?
No. Difficulty and search-volume figures are model estimates derived from public app-store data, not official Apple or Google metrics. Current ranks reflect ASOTrendHQ’s most recent checks. Use everything directionally and validate against your own app.