Find your app or paste its link, add your subtitle and keyword field, and see wasted words, limits and every search you can show up for. Google Play too.
30 characters for the name, 30 for the subtitle and 100 for the keyword field. Apple indexes the three together, so each word only needs to appear once.
No. Apple keeps the keyword field (and the subtitle in its public data) private, so no tool can read them. Paste them in: the check runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.
Spaces after commas, words already in your name or subtitle, plurals of words you already have, and filler like "app" or "free". The checker builds a cleaner field you can copy.
Your browser asks Apple's public App Store search for each search your listing targets and looks for your app in the top 200 results. It's live, it's what users see in that country, and nothing is stored.
Yes. Play has no keyword field: it reads your title (30), short description (80) and full description (4,000). The Play tab checks Google's metadata policy, lengths and where your main keyword appears.
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