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Search the apps list and use the available category, rating, release-date, country, chart, download and revenue filters. Sort the results and open an app profile for the available listing, screenshots, estimates and chart history. Filters and profile detail depend on workspace access.

A profile can compare the selected market app with your active app when both have market records. No record means no comparison data; connecting your app does not guarantee market coverage.

The profile header shows the stored App Store description (See more expands a long one), recorded store facts such as compatibility, size, content rating and version, and links to the app's website and known social accounts. Missing facts are left out rather than guessed. Active ad · N d appears only when an active ad has a recorded first-seen date; it counts days since AppNorth first detected that ad, not since the campaign started. Download and revenue sparklines appear only when monthly observations exist.

Export downloads the profile as JSON or CSV, generated in your browser. It contains what the page shows for your plan, including each estimate's label, period and source; values your plan hides stay empty.

Read estimates and dates

Download and revenue figures are estimates, not verified App Store Connect sales or connected RevenueCat metrics. Revenue estimates are represented in USD. Read their source, period and observation date together; do not silently compare different periods or label estimates as actual revenue.

Limited access may show broad ranges instead of individual estimated values. A range is not an exact measurement. Missing estimates stay unavailable rather than becoming zero, and an older observation is not a current measurement.

Live profiles do not manufacture download-growth histories. Chart history uses comparable records for a particular country and chart; the current profile series selects the country's overall free-app chart. A collector update time is not an app release date.

Charts and creative libraries

• Trending shows collected chart rankings for the selected country.

• Rising uses changes between comparable chart snapshots. Missing comparison data does not establish growth.

• Ads and Organic show available collected media and source links.

• Onboardings and Paywalls show available flow screens.

Availability depends on imported records and collected media. An empty library does not prove an app has no ads, onboarding or paywall. Demo storyboards are examples, not playable recordings of real apps.

Feed

Open the Feed to browse ads and organic creatives one at a time. Swipe or scroll vertically, use the previous and next buttons, or focus the feed and press Up/Down, Page Up/Page Down, or K/J. Auto-scroll advances every six seconds, pauses on hover, content focus or a hidden browser tab, and is disabled when reduced motion is enabled.

The current feed displays collected poster images and example storyboards. The sound control is disabled because these items have no audio; there is no in-feed video playback. See the ad and See the video open the corresponding section of the app's market profile. Save an app with its watchlist button, subject to your workspace allowance and permissions.

Filter by categories and store country, or reset the filters. Country refers to the app's indexed storefronts, not an ad's audience. Studio adds a minimum estimated monthly revenue filter and the Organic feed. Free and Pro can browse the Ads feed with revenue and download estimates locked. Content types without available creatives may be hidden. Live collections are paginated; use Load more creatives when offered at the end.

Revenue in USD and monthly downloads are app-level estimates, not the creative's earnings or performance. Rating is the app's available rating; review count is currently unavailable in this view. For live ads, Running for is elapsed time since the recorded first-seen date of an ad marked active, not proof of uninterrupted delivery. Demo data is labelled Example data and uses fixed sample dates.

Publishers

Publishers, labelled Estudios in Spanish, groups indexed iOS apps into studios. It uses a developer ID when available, otherwise a normalized developer name. Apps without a known developer name are omitted. This is a catalog grouping, not a verified corporate ownership record or a complete list of a studio's apps.

Search by studio name and filter by category, minimum app count, or launches in the last 90 days. With full market access, you can also filter by estimated monthly revenue, downloads and the number of apps with a positive revenue estimate. New studios means every indexed app launched in the last 90 days; it does not establish a company founding date.

Studio provides the full list and sorting by revenue, downloads, app count or growth. The default is estimated revenue, highest first. Free and Pro show up to three matching studios, ordered by app count, with estimate filters locked. The row rank follows the selected order. Open a studio to see its indexed apps, available metrics, recent creatives and other studios sharing its main category. Limited profiles show up to three app rows and a plan wall for more detail.

Monthly revenue and downloads are summed across indexed apps. A missing estimate makes the corresponding total unavailable. Apps making money counts positive revenue estimates, not verified paying customers or profitable businesses. Growth compares aggregate estimated downloads with the previous period where the required app data exists. The top app is selected by estimated revenue, then downloads; limited access removes those estimates before selecting it.

The profile's rating is weighted by rating counts when all are available, otherwise by estimated downloads when possible. Missing data stays unavailable. Launch counts cover the past 365 days. Revenue history uses monthly worldwide observations from the same source for each app and includes only periods with values for every indexed app. It does not add country estimates together. Demo profiles use sample records.

AppTracker

AppTracker brings recorded activity for your watched apps into a timeline with 7-, 30- and 90-day periods. It uses the same watchlist and requires full market access plus a watchlist allowance. Read the AppTracker guide for supported events, estimate thresholds, demo behavior and sidebar notifications.

Watchlist and agent access

Save apps to your Watchlist to revisit them. Live watchlists are organization-scoped and respect the workspace allowance and management permissions. Demo watchlists use local browser storage.

The current Free plan has no watchlist allowance; Pro allows five apps and Studio allows 50. A Pro watchlist does not unlock AppTracker. The workspace's effective entitlements determine access, including trials and installations with billing disabled.

The MCP market tools expose research and watchlist operations to your AI client. Their access checks and API-credit rules are separate from simply viewing a dashboard list. Use the returned estimate labels and sources when presenting their output.

Favorites

Use the bookmark to save apps, individual ads, organic posts, paywall flows, onboarding flows and keyword searches with their store country to Favorites. Choose All or a folder in the bookmark menu. Each item belongs to at most one folder; All always includes every favorite of that kind. Rename or delete a folder from its page. Deleting a folder keeps its items in All; removing a favorite only removes the bookmark. Unavailable catalog entries remain removable.

Favorites are available on every plan. Owners, admins and members of the workspace can edit them. Each workspace can have up to 50 folders per kind and 1,000 favorites per kind. Folder names must be 1–60 trimmed characters and unique within the kind, ignoring case. Saving does not unlock paid catalog media or exact estimates.

Demo favorites and folders are saved in this browser, separately for each demo workspace. They are not sent to a database or synchronized to another device. Browser storage must be available to keep changes.

Favorites organize research. The separate radar control adds an app to Seguimiento / Watchlist, which supplies AppTracker and still follows its plan allowance and manager permissions. Open Manage watchlist in AppTracker or search for Watchlist in the command menu to manage followed apps.