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Where does Duolingo rank for “learn spanish” in the US App Store?
Position 1 every day from 24 Aug to 6 Sep. Search volume sat at 2 040 and fell to 1 855 on 5 Sep.
27 Aug has positions but no volume value. I left it as a gap.
“Where does Duolingo rank for learn spanish in the US App Store, and how did the position move over the last two weeks?”
A position for every date.
“Read the latest reviews of my app and tell me what people complain about repeatedly.”
Recurring complaints, with the text behind them.
What terms does the store suggest around my keywords?
Suggest terms for each keyword you name.
“Which apps sit above mine in the top 10 for my main query?”
The whole top 10, day by day.
Check where an app ranks for the queries that matter, in any of the four stores, and put competitors next to it.
Ask which keywords you gained, which you lost and which dropped out over a period.
Surface new search terms from the store’s own suggest, built out from your current keyword set.
Read rating dynamics day by day and compare them across countries.
Pull the latest reviews and spot recurring complaints without scrolling hundreds of them.
Compare any app in the store against your own: rankings, ratings, reviews. It does not have to be an app you track.
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