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Listing · Beta · Included with Suite

A clearer plan for your App Store page.

Research how your app appears in search, improve your store-page copy, and track the changes you publish. Start with an unpublished draft or bring in an existing app.

The tour and draft checker are free. The full workspace comes with Suite.

See what your search results reveal.

Compare saved search results for real apps. Choose a phrase, review the apps that appear, and try it in a draft or screenshot.

Listing / Searches

How do people find Gibberfish?

Choose a phrase to see where the app appeared.

The app appears first for its name. A broader search puts it much farther down the results.

What shows up for “language learning”?

Gibberfish: position 108 in 195 returned apps.

  1. 1Duolingo: Language Lessons
  2. 2Babbel - Language Learning
  3. 3Pimsleur | Language Learning

Review the apps behind a phrase, then decide whether it belongs in your next update.

Saved US Apple results · 6 Sep 2026. Positions are for these returned results. Demo edits are not saved.

Explore the full workspace · four example apps

Listing workspace tour

Recorded screens · choose an app and a view

Start with the next useful change.

Review field issues and search findings in one place. Pre-launch apps get a launch checklist; published apps get suggestions supported by the available sources.

Nori: the This week view in Listing. Review field issues and search findings in one place. Pre-launch apps get a launch checklist; published apps get suggestions supported by the available sources.
Nori · Before launch. Invented app and sample draft. The screens are a walkthrough; use the draft checker below to edit your own copy.

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Turn research into something you can use.

Each phrase keeps its source, so you can understand the suggestion, check its relevance, and decide how to use it.

01

Find relevant search phrases.

Collect phrases from your app description, public reviews, and competitors you choose. Each suggestion keeps its source so you can judge whether it fits your app.

02

Check the search results.

See where your app appears, which other apps show up, and when the check ran. Keep useful phrases and remove the ones that do not fit.

03

Put your findings to work.

Work on your store-page copy, save a test idea, or send a phrase to Studio as the start of a screenshot. The source travels with it.

Search checks show the position in the results Apple returns. They do not measure search volume, predict downloads, or guarantee a rank on every device.

Compare your edits with the published page.

Edit your name, subtitle, keywords, description, and release details in one place. Keep the public listing available for comparison, with field limits checked as you write.

Review exactly what changed.

Compare your draft with the latest public copy, undo edits, and use find and replace for longer descriptions. Fields Apple does not publish, including live subtitles and keywords, are marked unavailable.

Prepare your copy for App Store Connect.

Copy individual fields or download your draft for App Store Connect. Your work is saved in this browser and can be backed up or imported on another device. You review and publish the changes yourself.

Try your copy right here.

Edit the sample or clear it and paste your own. This live demo uses the same field validation as Listing’s Store page. Your text stays in this tab.

Listing draft checker

Interactive demo · changes stay in this tab

12/30 characters

27/30 characters

44/100 bytes

Comma-separated, no spaces after the commas

354/4000 characters

Field checks

These fields are within their limits.

App name
12 of 30
Subtitle
27 of 30
Description
354 of 4000
Keywords
44 of 100 bytes

A useful check before you publish.

Keywords are counted in UTF-8 bytes. A character can use more than one byte, especially in languages such as Japanese.

Field limits do not tell you how well the copy will perform. The full workspace adds source research, the remaining store-page fields, and a handoff file for App Store Connect.

This demo does not save or transfer your text. Copy anything you want to keep before leaving.

Open Listing

Track what you change and what you learn.

Record your hypothesis, the change you make, and when it goes live. Add observations over time so your next decision has a clear starting point.

Keep a history of your updates.

Each test keeps the original listing for reference. Add your own notes and results as you review the change. Listing records your observations; it does not run controlled A/B tests or measure the effect on downloads.

Turn a finding into a screenshot.

Turn a phrase or review insight into a saved screenshot project, with the source attached and a path back to Listing. Develop the caption, add your app screen, and build the set.

Try the screenshot editor

Follow your search positions after each release.

Schedule checks and get weekly summaries.

Follow up to 25 search phrases across three of ten supported storefronts, with 90 days of scheduled history. Daily checks and weekly summaries can be enabled when the connected service is available; Listing shows their status in Sources.

Know where the data comes from.

Published app details come from Apple’s public services, with source dates and incomplete checks shown. No App Store Connect credentials are needed. Private analytics, downloads, and conversion figures are not included.

Get Studio and Listing with Suite.

Design screenshots, research search phrases, and prepare your store-page updates with one plan. Suite is $119 a year or $14 a month. Prefer a one-time purchase? The 90-day Launch Pass includes the same tools for $39 once.

Listing is in beta. The workflow is available now; scheduled checks and email depend on service availability.