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Social media scheduler+4,261% search90,500 a monthLow carb recipes+1,198% search90,500 a monthGrocery delivery+241% search90,500 a monthFree note taking app+220% search8,100 a monthVacation packing list+137% search4,400 a monthScanner app for food+127% search6,600 a month

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We count what the stores and Google publish. App Store reviews of every star: 2,805,900 of them, across 14,539 apps, counted again every week.

Apple’s rating counts, prices and chart ranks. What Apple suggests when people type in the App Store, in 41 countries. Google Play’s install counts. And from Google Ads, how many people search a phrase each month and what a click costs.

Review counts are real arithmetic. Plain text rules sort each review into a fixed set of themes. The same rules run on every app. We count those sortings.

Search numbers are Google’s. Monthly searches and click prices come from Google Ads. They are Google’s own estimates, and the page names the source and the date beside them.

No AI writes a number or a word on these pages. Quotes are word for word from the reviews, with the app named.

Every app page and market page is free to read, with no account. That is the counted library, and it is not for sale. A free account adds what people want from each market.

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Consumer app categories with real depth: think “dating apps”, “budgeting apps”, “food delivery”. The autosuggest list is pre-verified to have at least ~2,000 matched reviews, so anything it offers will produce a thick report. Very niche B2B tools may come back sparse. If that happens we'll suggest nearby categories that have depth.