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See your app in store search, before you publish
Type your app name, subtitle and keywords. The phone preview shows your App Store or Google Play search result as you type, and the score tells you the next thing to fix. Start from an example or a blank page. Free, no sign-up.
Free, no sign-up · Runs in your browser · Updated 26 October 2026
Searched. The words people see first.
Searched. Shown under your name.
Claims like “best” are hard to prove and Apple can reject them.
Searched, never shown. Commas, no spaces.
“notes” is in your subtitle and keyword field. Apple says not to repeat words from your name or subtitle in the keyword field.
Listing score
0 of 7 done
Next step
App name uses 24+ of 30 characters
Add the job your app does after your brand, like “Brand: Voice Notes”.
See all 7 rules
- App name uses 24+ of 30 characters
- “voice notes” is in the app name
- Name says what the app does, not just the brand
- Subtitle uses 24+ of 30 characters
- No “best”, “#1”, “free”, emoji or ALL CAPS
- No word repeated across fields
- Keyword field is full (90+ of 100), no spaces after commas
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Long names can be cut off in search. Put the important words first.
A simplified preview. Words of your main search are highlighted.
How to play with it
- 1
Pick an example, or start blank
The voice notes example starts with a weak listing on purpose. Fix it and watch the score climb. - 2
Type your main search
The words people type to find apps like yours. They light up green wherever they appear in your listing. - 3
Follow the next step
The orange box always shows one thing to fix. Each fix ticks a rule and moves your app up in the preview. - 4
Copy or share
Copy all fields into App Store Connect or Play Console, or share the draft as a link with your team.
Your app is already live? The free audit checks your real listing against competitors and shows where you actually rank.
Questions people ask
What does the listing score measure?
Seven plain rules the free audit also checks on live apps: your app name uses most of its characters, holds your main search, says what the app does, the second line is used well, there are no risky words like “best” or “free”, no word is repeated, and (App Store) the keyword field is full and tidy.
Is the preview exactly what the store shows?
It's a simplified version of a search result and an app page, so you can see your words in place. Real stores change layouts by device and country, and long names can be cut off, so keep the important words first.
Is my draft saved or sent anywhere?
It's saved only in your own browser, so it's there when you come back. Nothing is sent to us. “Share this draft” puts the draft in the link itself, so only people you give the link to can see it.
What should my main search be?
The words most people type to find an app like yours, like “expense tracker” or “voice notes”. Not your brand: people don't search for a name they haven't heard. Not sure? Check a few searches with our free Search checker.
How long can my app name be?
30 characters on the App Store (subtitle 30, keyword field 100). On Google Play the name is 30 characters and the short description 80.
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Now check the whole listing.
These tools fix one field at a time. The free audit reads your full App Store or Google Play listing and shows your score, your 3 biggest wins and the searches competitors win. About a minute, no card.