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ASOon
3 App Store moves a week, each graded 14 days later
ASOon reads your own App Store data — true keyword ranks, reviews, competitors, downloads — and picks the 3 highest-leverage moves to make this week. Mark one done and it's graded 14 days later from your real rank history. iOS only. Free to start.
I'm Kiryl. I build small iOS apps and ASO was always the part I did badly - not because the tools were bad, but because every one of them handed me more numbers and none of them told me what to actually do on Monday morning.
So ASOon is one loop, and nothing else:
1. It reads your own App Store data. True keyword ranks - the real search order Apple returns, not a modelled guess - plus reviews, ratings, chart position, competitors, and your own downloads if you connect App Store Connect.
2. It ends in exactly three moves. Not a dashboard. A short weekly plan, ranked, where each move carries the evidence it came from. Anything computed rather than measured is labelled "est". The 100-char keyword field and your description are private to Apple, so ASOon never claims to see them.
3. It grades its own advice. This is the part I haven't found anywhere else. Mark a move done and it becomes a dated experiment. Fourteen days later you get a verdict from fixed windows of your own history: rank = the median of days 8–14 after the change, downloads = the 7 days after vs the 7 before. If the window holds no data it says "insufficient" instead of guessing. And a verdict is never re-graded against later data — so it can't quietly turn into a success story.
What it deliberately does NOT do: • No estimated revenue or download numbers for other people's apps. Apple doesn't publish those. The competitor view shows rating velocity and share of top-10 slots instead - observable things. • No Google Play. iOS only. • No public API or MCP server in 1.0.
Honest status: 1.0 shipped on 10 August and it's still early. The screenshots here are the built-in sample workspace that every new account gets to explore the loop with - it's labelled "sample" inside the app, and I'd rather show you that than fake a customer.
About the "grades its own advice" claim: that's from a comparison I ran in Aug 2026 against the public materials of Astro, Appfigures, AppTweak, MobileAction and AppFollow. If your tool does this and I missed it, say so here and I'll correct the site the same day.
Free forever on your first app - 1 market, 10 keywords, AI briefings included, no card. Pro is $12/mo flat ($8 if you pay yearly) and the trial takes a card up front, which I'd rather say here than have you discover at checkout.
I'll be in the comments all day. The thing I'd most like from you: tell me the one ASO question you can never get a straight answer to. That's what I want to build next.
About ASOon on Product Hunt
“3 App Store moves a week, each graded 14 days later”
ASOon was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 8 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #45 on the daily leaderboard. ASOon reads your own App Store data — true keyword ranks, reviews, competitors, downloads — and picks the 3 highest-leverage moves to make this week. Mark one done and it's graded 14 days later from your real rank history. iOS only. Free to start.
On the analytics side, ASOon competes within Marketing, SEO and Developer Tools — topics that collectively have 1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how ASOon performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted ASOon?
ASOon was hunted by Kiryl Zhukouski. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Kiryl Zhukouski
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Kiryl. I build small iOS apps and ASO was always the part I did badly - not because the tools were bad, but because every one of them handed me more numbers and none of them told me what to actually do on Monday morning.
So ASOon is one loop, and nothing else:
1. It reads your own App Store data. True keyword ranks - the real search order Apple returns, not a modelled guess - plus reviews, ratings, chart position, competitors, and your own downloads if you connect App Store Connect.
2. It ends in exactly three moves. Not a dashboard. A short weekly plan, ranked, where each move carries the evidence it came from. Anything computed rather than measured is labelled "est". The 100-char keyword field and your description are private to Apple, so ASOon never claims to see them.
3. It grades its own advice. This is the part I haven't found anywhere else. Mark a move done and it becomes a dated experiment. Fourteen days later you get a verdict from fixed windows of your own history: rank = the median of days 8–14 after the change, downloads = the 7 days after vs the 7 before. If the window holds no data it says "insufficient" instead of guessing. And a verdict is never re-graded against later data — so it can't quietly turn into a success story.
What it deliberately does NOT do:
• No estimated revenue or download numbers for other people's apps. Apple doesn't publish those. The competitor view shows rating velocity and share of top-10 slots instead - observable things.
• No Google Play. iOS only.
• No public API or MCP server in 1.0.
Honest status: 1.0 shipped on 10 August and it's still early. The screenshots here are the built-in sample workspace that every new account gets to explore the loop with - it's labelled "sample" inside the app, and I'd rather show you that than fake a customer.
About the "grades its own advice" claim: that's from a comparison I ran in Aug 2026 against the public materials of Astro, Appfigures, AppTweak, MobileAction and AppFollow. If your tool does this and I missed it, say so here and I'll correct the site the same day.
Free forever on your first app - 1 market, 10 keywords, AI briefings included, no card. Pro is $12/mo flat ($8 if you pay yearly) and the trial takes a card up front, which I'd rather say here than have you discover at checkout.
I'll be in the comments all day. The thing I'd most like from you: tell me the one ASO question you can never get a straight answer to. That's what I want to build next.