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A quick search reads the seed term twice. A deep search adds every letter of the alphabet after it: 28 readings in English, about half a minute.
Keyword hunt measures the searches the store suggests, the keywords your rivals rank top 10 for and the words already on your listing; the opportunities list tells you where to start.

Uptika's keyword hunt finds new keywords from three sources, store autocomplete, the searches where your rivals rank in the top 10 and the words on your own store listing, and scores each one for popularity and difficulty from 1 to 100.
A quick search reads the seed term twice. A deep search adds every letter of the alphabet after it: 28 readings in English, about half a minute.
Searches you do not track where a rival ranks in the top 10, from the last 14 days of readings. Rivals are the ones you follow plus apps that keep showing up in your keywords.
Words and two-word phrases from your title, subtitle or short description and keyword field, weighted by where they appear; the top 60.
Searched and easy (popularity 30+, difficulty 45 or less), near the top 10 (11–30), rivals' top 10, in your title but not ranking, and searches nobody makes.
Search any keyword in any storefront right now, for your app or any other: position, top 10, popularity and difficulty.
Type a seed term or open the rivals and listing tabs. Unmeasured terms are measured in one click, 25 at a time.
Popularity comes from how early autocomplete offers the search, difficulty from the top results' rating counts and titles. Measurements are kept for 30 days.
Add your picks to the keyword radar in bulk; they are read every day from the next morning.
Keyword hunt, opportunities and the instant ping are on every plan. Free tracks 10 keywords; Starter tracks 100, from $29 a month.
Yes, on every plan. Tracked keywords count toward your plan limit: 10 on Free, 100 on Starter, 500 on Growth, 3,000 on Portfolio.
No. The stores do not publish search volume. Popularity is a 1–100 signal: the fewer letters the store needs before suggesting the search, and the higher it lists it, the higher the score. A search never suggested gets 1.
By open rules, such as searches with popularity 30 or more and difficulty 45 or less that you do not track, or keywords where you sit at 11–30. Each row says why.
No plan limit. It reads the first 200 results on the App Store and the first result page, about 30 apps, on Google Play.
No. When connected, your subtitle and keyword field join the listing words; without it, the public listing text is used.
Your keyword ranks, in one ping every morning.
See the feature100 characters, not one wasted.
See the featureFind the search your rival is winning.
See the featureA repeatable ASO keyword research method using free store data: find searches, score relevance, popularity and difficulty, then place them in the right fields.
Read the guideHow to fill the App Store Connect keyword field: Apple's rules, byte counting, a before/after example, dedupe against name and subtitle, and second locales.
Read the guideMeasures one search term in up to 10 countries on both stores: popularity, difficulty and each market's top 3 apps in one table.
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