Research before you write
Pick keywords users actually search for, then work them naturally into the title, subtitle, and description.
Store rules, search algorithms, and user expectations change constantly. Here is what we have learned running a portfolio of apps on Google Play and the App Store, and what we apply to every release.
The basics that move rankings more than any trick.
Pick keywords users actually search for, then work them naturally into the title, subtitle, and description.
Adapt keywords, screenshots, and examples for each market. Local search terms often differ from literal translations.
Icons and first screenshots drive most install decisions. Run store listing experiments and keep the winners.
Fast, helpful replies lift ratings, and recurring complaints tell you exactly what to fix next.
Staying compliant keeps reviews fast and protects your rankings.
The Google Play Data safety form and Apple privacy labels must match what the app and its SDKs really collect.
Request camera, photos, or location only when a feature needs it, and explain why in plain language.
Both stores expect a clear way to delete an account and its data. We offer it inside every app.
See exactly how we handle data and what users agree to when they install our apps.
Privacy PolicyWhether you are planning a launch or improving an existing app, we are happy to share what has worked for us.