Find catalog keywords for your app
Search recurring terms observed in tracked iOS and Android app listings — each with modeled difficulty, popularity, and directional demand. Exact matches remain visible; broader results require evidence across multiple listings. No signup.
Enter a seed term to find recurring terms observed in tracked app listings. Try or .
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How to use the keyword catalog finder
Begin with a broad seed term that describes what your app does. The finder searches ASOTrendHQ’s listing-term catalog and returns exact or recurring phrases with modeled difficulty, popularity, and directional demand. These figures are not monthly searches. Use related terms for additional catalog searches, and verify candidates with your store console and first-party analytics before targeting them.
Corpus: public listing metadata. Demand method: listing-competition model v2. These are directional estimates, not official Apple or Google query counts.
Frequently asked questions
What is the app keyword catalog finder?
The catalog finder searches terms observed in app-listing metadata tracked by ASOTrendHQ. It returns repeated or exact matching phrases with modeled difficulty, popularity, and directional demand; it does not expose store query-volume data.
How do I find keywords for my app?
Start with a seed term that describes your app, search the catalog, and review repeated listing terms with lower modeled competition. Validate each candidate against your store console and first-party analytics.
Is the keyword catalog finder free?
Yes — it’s free with no signup. It searches ASOTrendHQ’s tracked listing-term catalog across the Apple App Store and Google Play and returns directional model estimates.
Are the metrics official Apple or Google data?
No. Difficulty, popularity, and demand figures are model estimates derived from public app-store listings and ranking evidence, not official Apple or Google query counts.