AppTrack Ninja

Every App Store version, screenshot and icon, archived

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Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Can, maker of AppTrack Ninja.

I've spent years building and marketing iOS apps, and the same problem kept coming back. By the time a competitor shows up in the top charts, the interesting part is already over. The soft launch, the first keyword wins and the publisher behind it all happened weeks earlier, and nobody was watching.

Most ASO tools are built around your own app. I wanted one built around the market: what shipped today, who's testing quietly in a few countries, which apps just changed owners, and which keywords are heating up.

So I built AppTrack Ninja. Under the hood is an archive of 1.8M+ apps and 800K+ publishers that grows every day, so you're not just looking at today's charts. Every app and publisher comes with its history.

🗂️ What you won't find elsewhere: the App Store's memory The App Store only shows you the current listing. AppTrack Ninja keeps what came before:

• Version archive by language: every build we've indexed, with its release notes, description and metadata for each localization. See exactly what a competitor changed in German, Japanese or Turkish, and when.

• Screenshot history: every screenshot set across versions, languages and device types, with side-by-side comparison. Spot creative tests and redesigns the moment they ship.

• Icon history: every icon change across builds, with comparison. Builds that reused the same artwork are grouped, so you only see real changes.

If you've ever wondered "what did their store page look like before they took off?", this is the answer.

Here's everything else it does:

🆕 Discovery – New apps and games, newly found titles, soft launches and upcoming releases, refreshed continuously.

📈 Charts – Free, paid and grossing charts per country and category, with historical ranking days and live views.

🏢 Publishers – 800K+ publisher profiles: new publishers, top publishers by chart dominance, largest portfolios, and a full app transfer history (who bought what, and when).

🔑 ASO – Search popularity by category, which apps rank for a keyword, live keyword rankings in any country, an ads library, and per-app keyword tracking.

🤖 AI – Ask the Ninja in plain language across all 1.8M+ apps ("paid puzzle games in Germany", "apps with Game Center enabled"), plus a weekly AI briefing on what shipped and which trends emerged.

🧰 Tools

• Generator Ninja: AI-generated App Store icons and screenshots from curated prompts

• Icon Inspiration: browse and compare icons across categories

• Verified Ninja: connect RevenueCat or Adapty with read-only access and show your MRR on a public, verified leaderboard (with an optional "For sale" badge)

• ASC Tool: work with App Store Connect without leaving the app

• IDE connection: a read-only catalog key for Cursor or Claude, so your coding agent can query App Store data

📱💻 Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac AppTrack Ninja isn't just a web dashboard. There are native apps on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Mac, so you can do keyword research, track your keyword positions daily, check any app's rank and rating history, and run AI Search wherever you are. Save apps and publishers to watchlists and get grouped push notifications when they ship an update or a new app. Light and dark mode included. 👉 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apptrack-ninja-aso-keyword/id6822261456

It's free to start. Pro lifts the limits and unlocks AI Search, full ranking history, the full version, screenshot and icon archive, multiple watchlists, and revenue and download estimates.

🎁 Deal for the PH community: Pro is already 85% off right now. On top of that, code HUNT50 takes an extra 50% off your first payment at apptrack.ninja, so it comes to about 7.5% of the regular price. It works on both monthly and yearly plans and ends October 31, 23:59 UTC. Going yearly gets you the biggest saving, since the code covers your whole first year.

I'd love your feedback, especially from indie devs and ASO folks. What's the one App Store signal you wish you could track but can't today? I'll be here all day answering questions.